QUESTION 9 Lord of the Fries, Inc., makes industrial sized bags of fries. The fries' costs consist of the following: Wages of Factory Workers $700,000 Potatoes 300,000 Factory Rent 90,000 Allocated Ingredients (salt and preservatives) 800 Factory Supervisor Salary 10,000 Sales Commissions 90,000 Calculate the Direct Costs for the industrial sized bags of fries.

QUESTION 9 Lord of the Fries, Inc., makes industrial sized bags of fries. The fries' costs consist of the following: Wages of Factory Workers $700,000 Potatoes 300,000 Factory Rent 90,000 Allocated Ingredients (salt and preservatives) 800 Factory Supervisor Salary 10,000 Sales Commissions 90,000 Calculate the Direct Costs for the industrial sized bags of fries.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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