Until now, the company had allocated the indirect costs on the basis of direct working hours. The company is considering allocating the indirect costs according to an activity-based pricing method (ABC). The pricing system implementation team found the following data regarding cost generators:

A. Machine maintenance varies by hours worked.

B. Design and engineering costs vary by number of servings (series) of production (10 series).

C. Warehouse and logistics costs vary by number of institutional clients.

2. What is the total cost (direct and indirect) per one product unit of a race bike if the company continues to allocate the indirect costs based on direct working hours?

A. 13,200 NIS

B. 14,900 NIS

C. 14,700 NIS

D. 14,500 NIS

the 12,700 NIS

3. It is now assumed that the company has implemented the activity-based pricing method. What will be the total cost (direct and indirect) for a single bike unit? Round your answer if necessary

A. 13,200 NIS

B. 14,667 NIS

C. 13,058 NIS

D. 14,511 NIS

the 12,200 NIS

4. Assuming the company implements the activity-based pricing, what is the profit for one unit of race bikes?

A. 150 NIS

B. 128 NIS

C. 220 NIS

D. 170 NIS

H. 188 NIS

"Barak" Ltd. manufactures three types of bicycles Below data on the company's three products - Assume that the company does not hold any inventory and complete products A the beginning of esch production seres, an adjustrent of the production line is conducted. A the end of each series there is qualty corbol., Congrahensve Assume that each product is sold to diflerent customers. : The company's indirect costs are as follows