Question A1 Monscer Ltd produce three distinct products, the costing data is as follows: Y Z £ £ Selling price Labour cost at £11 per hour 22 5.50 11 Material costs at £6 per kg Fixed costs 48 22 33 3 6 7 2 4 Profit 13 11.50 12 Monscer require skilled labour in the production process and have recently lost a number of experienced staff to a rival company and are faced with a labour shortage. Assuming there is unlimited demand for each product, rank the products in order from most profitable to least profitable given the shortage of labour.

Question A1 Monscer Ltd produce three distinct products, the costing data is as follows: Y Z £ £ Selling price Labour cost at £11 per hour 22 5.50 11 Material costs at £6 per kg Fixed costs 48 22 33 3 6 7 2 4 Profit 13 11.50 12 Monscer require skilled labour in the production process and have recently lost a number of experienced staff to a rival company and are faced with a labour shortage. Assuming there is unlimited demand for each product, rank the products in order from most profitable to least profitable given the shortage of labour.

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