Elkhart Industries designs and manufactures custom dining room furniture. The company prices the furniture at 25% over estimated cost (excluding administrative and selling costs). Devon Stryker, the owner of the company, has noted that its product mix is changing from large orders of tables that are relatively easy to produce because customers are claiming that the companys prices are not competitive. The company has been receiving smaller orders for more complex furniture items, like hutches and arm chairs. Customers are more than willing to pay the prices for these more specialized pieces of furniture. This situation was discussed in a weekly management meeting. The plant manager blamed the companys current cost accounting system indicating that it doesnt capture appropriate information to use to set product prices. He indicated he had been researching costing systems and felt that activity- based costing would provide more reliable data for setting prices. The company contacted their local university and they were able to provide a couple of graduate students with undergraduate accounting majors to assist in accumulating information that could be used to implement activity-based costing. The students captured the following information related to production activities in 2021: Cost Pools Annual Cost Cost Driver Annual Driver Value Product design $ 800,000 Design hours 16,000 Material ordering and handling 1,000,000 Unique materials 12,500 Inspection 350,000 Inspections 56,000 Setup 250,000 Setups 8,000 Labor-related overhead 800,000 Direct labor Dollars $1,000,000 Depreciation of plant and equipment 1,800,000 Machine hours 22,500 $5.000,000 In the current system, overhead is applied based on direct labor cost. The students also captured information about two different orders that were produced in 2021. The first was an order of 90 large dining room tables and the second was an order for one dining room hutch. The following table captures the direct material and direct labor cost along with the units of cost drivers that would have been incurred under activity-based costing: Dining Room Tables Direct materials per table $ 250 Direct labor per table 150 Cost Drivers for 90 tables Number of design hours 10 Number of unique materials 5 Number of inspections 90 Number of setups 1 Machine hours 120

2 Dining Room Hutch Direct materials $ 750 Direct labor 200 Cost Drivers for 1 hutch Number of design hours 15 Number of unique materials 15 Number of inspections 3 Number of setups 1 Machine hours 5 5. Compute the predetermined overhead rate per cost driver for each of the overhead cost pools using the proposed activity-based costing system.