Your sister turned her pottery hobby into a small business called Glazed Over. She manufactures and sells bowls that can be used for decoration or for birdbaths. She has one employee who works 40 hours per week, no matter how many bowls are made. Your sister has asked your advice in developing a cost function for the bowls so that she can estimate costs for the next period. The following list of costs comes from your sisters general ledger. Assume that the cost object is an individual unit (i.e., bowl). Categorize each cost as direct (D) or indirect (I) and as fixed (F), variable (V), or mixed (M).

					Fixed (F),
				Direct (D) /		Variable (V)
				Indirect (I)		or Mixed (M)
A.		Employee wages		DID or I		V or FF or MVV or MMF
B.		Clay used to make bowls		IDD or I		MFV or MF or MV or FV
C.		Depreciation on the kilns		D or IDI		F or MFV or MMV or FV
D.		Glaze (the finish painted on the bowls)		DD or II		MF or MV or MFV or FV
E.		Brushes for the glaze		DID or I		MF or MV or MFV or FV
F.		Electricity		ID or ID		V or MVF or MV or FFM
G.		Business license		D or IDI		MV or FVF or MFV or M
H.		Advertising		ID or ID		V or MFF or MV or FVM
I.		Pottery studio maintenance (cost of weekly cleaning service)		IDD or I		V or MF or MFVV or FM
J.		Packing materials for the bowls