A buyer placed an initial order with a supplier named Ronco that makes brake assenblies. The order was for 100 pieces at a per-unit price of $281. The buyercollected the following costs from Ronco:Direct Matevial Costs$100/mitDirect Labor Costs$50/unit (5 hours/unit at $10/hour labor rateOverhead Costs$75/anit Icalculated at 150% of direct labor)Total Costs of Goods Sold$225/unitSeller's Profit (25% of total$56 cost makupTotal price per unit$281At 200 units, what should the buyer erpect to pay for these units whon factoring in a 20 productivity ienprovenent deaning ataiO Not enou Information avalableO 1250unO $266.75nic

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A buyer placed an initial order with a supplior named Ronco that makes brakn assenblies. The order was for 100 pieces at a per-unit price of $281. The buyer collected the following costs from Ronco: Direct Material Costs $100/mit Direct Labor Costs $50/unit (5 hours/unit at $10/hour labor rate Overhead Costs $75/unit Icalculated at 150% of direct lubor) Total Costs of Goods Sold $225/unit Seller's Profit (25% of total $56 cost enarkup Total price per unit $281 At 200 units, what should the buyer epect to pay for these units whon factoring in a 20 productivity inprovenant deaning ate O Not enouh information avalable O $250un O $266.75nik

A buyer placed an initial order with a supplior named Ronco that makes brakn assenblies. The order was for 100 pieces at a per-unit price of $281. The buyer collected the following costs from Ronco: Direct Material Costs $100/mit Direct Labor Costs $50/unit (5 hours/unit at $10/hour labor rate Overhead Costs $75/unit Icalculated at 150% of direct lubor) Total Costs of Goods Sold $225/unit Seller's Profit (25% of total $56 cost enarkup Total price per unit $281 At 200 units, what should the buyer epect to pay for these units whon factoring in a 20 productivity inprovenant deaning ate O Not enouh information avalable O $250un O $266.75nik

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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