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Activity Based Costing (cont.)
Activity Cost Pool Activity Measure Estimated Activity Est. Overhead Cost
Labor Related Direct Labor-Hours 8,000 $40,000 Machine Related Machine Hours 12,500 $50,000 Quality Control Number Of Inspections 800 $12,000 Sorry for the Inconvience but this is the cost pools for the previous ABC question Or Activity Cost Pool Labor Related Machine Related Quality Control Activity Measure Direct Labor-Hours Machine Hours Number Of Inspections Estimated Activity 8,000 12,500 800 Estimated Overhead Cost $40,000 50000 12000 |
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