Mon Inc., a furniture manufacturer, incurred the following costs last month. ($ in thousands of dollars) Assembly workers' wages 1,470 60 Depreciation on marketing offices 400 Depreciation on manufacturing equipment 2600 Wood, cushions and fabric 200 Manufacturing janitors' wages 60 Equipment glue- Indirect material Factory utilities 360 130 Factory supervisors' salaries 100 Insurance on corporate offices 260 Delivery costs Answer the following questions. NO COMMAS, NO S 1. The total direct costs are: 2. The total product costs are: 3. The total period costs are:

Mon Inc., a furniture manufacturer, incurred the following costs last month. ($ in thousands of dollars) Assembly workers' wages 1,470 60 Depreciation on marketing offices 400 Depreciation on manufacturing equipment 2600 Wood, cushions and fabric 200 Manufacturing janitors' wages 60 Equipment glue- Indirect material Factory utilities 360 130 Factory supervisors' salaries 100 Insurance on corporate offices 260 Delivery costs Answer the following questions. NO COMMAS, NO S 1. The total direct costs are: 2. The total product costs are: 3. The total period costs are:

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Chapter2: Building Blocks Of Managerial Accounting

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