If we sell 5,000 units, what is our profit after taxes if the tax rate is 40%? $300,000 $60,000 $36,000 $180,000 Currently we are selling 6,000 units. They are considering reducing the price 10% but plan on still paying a sales commission of $12. They think that sales will increase by 1, 200 units. What is the income now and if they reduce the price? $120,000 and $105, 600 $105, 600 and $120,000 $120,000 and $120,000 $105, 600 and $107, 800 Post uses a job order cost system and normal costing. Which of the following is not used in this case? Actual direct materials Actual direct labor Actual overhead Applied overhead Refer to the above. Materials of $9,000 and labor of $7, 500 are incurred. Overhead is 120% of labor. What is the cost of this job? $25, 500 $27, 300 $16, 500 When should a segment of a business be dropped purely on an economic basis? When segment margin is positive When segment margin is negative When income after allocation of corporate burden is negative When gross margin is positive Kudo has 8 activities for ABC but two have the same cost driver. How many rates will be used? 8 7 6 5 What does economies of scale mean? It is cheaper to make fewer units because of fixed cost behavior. It is cheaper to make fewer units because of variable cost behavior. It is cheaper to make more units because of variable cost behavior. It is cheaper to make more units because of fixed cost behavior. In the cost function of y = $18,000 + $9x, what does the $9 represent mathematically and for cost accounting? The slope and cost object The slope and cost driver The slope and variable cost per unit The slope and fixed costs