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Business, 22.09.2020 15:01 leilei2003

The following data apply to the provision of psychological testing services: Sales price per unit (1 unit = 1 test plus feedback to client) 900
Fixed costs (per month): Selling and administration 90,000
Production overhead (e. g., rent of testing facilities) 135,000
Variable costs (per test):
Labor for oversight and feedback 360
Outsourced test analysis 60
Materials used in testing 15
Production overhead 30
Selling and administration (e. g., scheduling and billing) 45
Number of tests per month 1,500 tests
Calculate the amount for each of the following (one unit = one test) if the number of tests is 1,500 per month.
Also calculate if the number of tests decreases to 1,250 per month.
1,500 Tests 1,250 Tests
a. Variable production cost per unit.
b. Variable cost per unit.
c. Full cost per unit.
d. Full absorption cost per unit.
e. Prime cost per unit.
f. Conversion cost per unit.
g. Contribution margin per unit.
h. Gross margin per unit.

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