(1) Consider LUXE factory, it manufactures 1,000 identical hand-bags per month called the VUX bag. Which costing system, job-costing or process-costing and provide a reason why? (2) You are invited by the CEO of LUXE, Sabrina Jones, on a tour of the LUXE factory On this tour notice that the manufacturing process in the factory is almost entirely performaned by machines. There are only one or two humans supervising the machines, fixing them where needed and inspecting VUX hand-bags going through the process. Sabrina ask you which of the following activity drivers would be most appropriate to allocate the overhead costs out of the following: direct labour hours, direct labour dollars or machine hours? Provide a reason for your chosen cost driver (3) The CEO Sabrina says that she is thinking of expanding her operations because of strong demand for the VUX hand-bag and has been approached by several retailers to increase her company's product offering. If she accepts the additional contract, this will change the factory's manufacturing to produce 6 different types of handbags. These hand-bags would be produced in batches of 1,000 handbags each and would have identifiably different styles, such as top handles, long strap handles and clutch. Sabrina asks you which of the following costing systems would be most suitable for this expanded factory: process or job costing? Provide a reason for your chosen costing system