Lungameni Enterprises manufactures Product A selling it to local customers at a mark up of 25%. They currently absorbs overheads costs on the basis of direct labour hours. Production v
Lungameni Enterprises manufactures Product A selling it to the local customers at a market up of 25%. They currently absorbs overheads cost on the basis of direct labour hours. Prouction volume for product A was estimated at 1000 units. Only 80% of production volume was achieved. Standard practice product A requires 0.5 hours at an hourly rate of N$8.50. The 80% production volume produced at 45 minutes per unit and hourly rate of N$8.00. Raw materials bought from local suppliers at N$3.50 per kilogram. Each unit require 1.5 kilograms. Two kilograms was used. Monthly manufacturing overhead costs amounted to N$1200. The production manager view that manufacturing overheads cost be absorbed on the basis of direct labour cost.
Required:
For the month of May 2021, on the basis of gross / (loss) do you agree with Lungameni Enterprises production managers recommendation ? Show all the workings.
Suppose that the closed economy’s production function is given by
Y = F(K,N)
Write this production function as a relation between output per worker and capital per worker (State appropriate assumptions).
Consider the following Cobb Douglas Production Function:
Y =√K √N
Write this production function as a relation between output per worker and capital per worker.
Consider the following Cobb Douglas Production Function:
Y =√K √N
Is this production function characterised by constant returns to scale? Demonstrate.
Why it necessary for the government to impose taxes?
What is the concept of demand and supply in the world of economy?
Consider the following Cobb Douglas Production Function:
Y =√K √N
Compute output when K = 49 and N = 81.
Suppose that the income elasticity of demand for potatoes is −0.5 and the cross-price elasticity of demand for potatoes, with respect to the price of carrots, is 2. What will happen to the quantity demanded of potatoes when
a. There is a recession?
Dapun, Ayuban, and Russel have equities in a partnership of P600,000, P900,000, and P500,000,
respectively, and share profits and losses in a ratio of 2:1:2, respectively. The partners have agreed to
admit Amolo to the partnership.