An example for variable cost in a typical manufacturing plant is _______
QUESTION 1
An example for variable cost in a typical manufacturing plant is _______
Equipment cost.
Property taxes
Labor cost.
Building cost
QUESTION 2
The salvage value is defined as the market value at the end of its useful life minus the disposal costs
True
False
Homework Answers
Answer 1. Labor cost
reason- Variable cost varies with the output. Labor is varied according to the output level. But property tax, equipment cost and building cost are fixed and cannot be changed when outout level changes.
Answer 2. TRUE
reason- Salvage value is the book vakue of the asset after all depreciation has been accounted for.
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