Hall Cosmetics Corporation company has the following costs associated with its production and sales. Beginning Inventory Units Produced 63,500 Units Sold 52,800 Selling Price per Unit $ 18.00 Variable Sales and Administration Expenses $ 2.00 Fixed Sales and Administration Expenses $ 112,500 $ Direct Material Cost per Unit Direct Labor Cost per Unit 4.00 $ 5.00 Variable Manufacturing Overhead Cost per Unit $ Fixed Manufacturing Overhead Cost per Unit 2.50 $ 190,500

Hall Cosmetics Corporation company has the following costs associated with its production and sales. Beginning Inventory Units Produced 63,500 Units Sold 52,800 Selling Price per Unit $ 18.00 Variable Sales and Administration Expenses $ 2.00 Fixed Sales and Administration Expenses $ 112,500 $ Direct Material Cost per Unit Direct Labor Cost per Unit 4.00 $ 5.00 Variable Manufacturing Overhead Cost per Unit $ Fixed Manufacturing Overhead Cost per Unit 2.50 $ 190,500

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