Saquon Barkley, Corp, currently produces two different footballs. They are either Regular or Special. Details from last year's operations are listed below (unit means one football): Saquon Barkley Corp divides indirect costs into two different cost pools, with the respective allocation bases: The CEO of Saquon Barkley Corp is researching activity-based costing. However, the company employs traditional (simple) costing. Saquon Barkley Corp is doing some analysis at year-end to compare cost allocation under both methods. Total overhead costs incurred during the year were $604,800, with direct labor-hours as the only allocation base. Under Traditional Costing the total indirect costs allocated to each Special football is closest to: $7.56 $31.50 $11.52 $15,12 Edison Corporation is considering building a new plant in Menlo Park. It predicts sales at the new plant to be 193,250 units at $40.00/ unit. Below is a listing of estimated expenses. A retailer was contracted to sell the product and will receive a commission of 9% of the sales price for each unit sold. The contribution margin ratio for Edison Corporation is 36% 51% 64% 49%