If the direct material cost is $85000 and direct manufacturing labor is $25000, then prime cost would be _________?

A. $13,500
B. $55,600
C. $60,000
D. $110,000

In costing of project, the wages paid to workers for the unproductive work at the time of material shortage is termed as __________?

A. Indirect wages
B. Health wages
C. Idle time wages
D. Shortage time wages

If the direct material cost is $5500 and the prime cost is $25000, then the direct manufacturing labor would be ___________?

A. $19,500
B. $30,500
C. $45,500
D. $22,500

The health care premium for workers and the pension costs are included in _________?

A. Payroll fringe costs
B. Health costs
C. Premium costs
D. Workers costs

The conversion cost is subtracted from manufacturing overhead cost is to calculate the ____________?

A. Manufacturing labor costs
B. Direct labor costs
C. Direct manufacturing labor costs
D. Indirect manufacturing labor costs

The inventory of the final goods that are not yet sold is called __________?

A. Finished goods inventory
B. Indirect material inventory
C. Direct materials inventory
D. Work in process inventory

An acquisition cost of raw material is to be used in the manufacturing, and becoming a component of cost object is classified as _________?

A. Direct material costs
B. Indirect material costs
C. Direct labor costs
D. Indirect labor costs

The calculation of product cost, gathering information for planning and analyzing information for decisions making are the features of ________?

A. Information accounting
B. Cost accounting
C. Analyzing accounts
D. Marketing costs

The direct material cost is $75000 and direct manufacturing labor is $20000, then prime cost would be ________?

A. $55,000
B. $37,500
C. $95,000
D. $26,000

The direct material costs are added into direct manufacturing costs, to calculate _________?

A. Discuss costs
B. Prime costs
C. Resale cost
D. Merchandise costs