LoneStar Co. is a manufacturing company that produces only one product, cowboy boots, has provided the following data concerning its operations in 2019 and 2020: 2019 was the company's first year of operations. In 2019 the company produced 1,000 pairs of cowboy boots and sold 900 pairs. The company sold boots at $250 a pair. The company incurred the following costs in 2019: direct materials of $70 a pair, direct labor costs of $20 a pair, variable selling and administrative of $5 a pair, variable manufacturing overhead of $10 a pair, and fixed manufacturing overhead of $20,000. Lastly, they paid $50,000 for fixed selling and administrative expenses. In 2020 selling price and all costs remained the same except that direct material costs went up by $5 a pair The company

LoneStar Co. is a manufacturing company that produces only one product, cowboy boots, has provided the following data concerning its operations in 2019 and 2020: 2019 was the company's first year of operations. In 2019 the company produced 1,000 pairs of cowboy boots and sold 900 pairs. The company sold boots at $250 a pair. The company incurred the following costs in 2019: direct materials of $70 a pair, direct labor costs of $20 a pair, variable selling and administrative of $5 a pair, variable manufacturing overhead of $10 a pair, and fixed manufacturing overhead of $20,000. Lastly, they paid $50,000 for fixed selling and administrative expenses. In 2020 selling price and all costs remained the same except that direct material costs went up by $5 a pair The company

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