Monterey Manufacturing is establishing direct labor standards. The basic direct labor wage rate is $18.50 per hour. Employment taxes are 7.5% of the basic wage rate. Fringe benefits are $5.25 per direct labor hour. The standard rate per direct labor-hour should be: a. $25.14 b. $19.89 c. $18.50 d. $23.75

Monterey Manufacturing is establishing direct labor standards. The basic direct labor wage rate is $18.50 per hour. Employment taxes are 7.5% of the basic wage rate. Fringe benefits are $5.25 per direct labor hour. The standard rate per direct labor-hour should be: a. $25.14 b. $19.89 c. $18.50 d. $23.75

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