A crew includes 4 laborers paid $21.80 per hour and a supervisor paid $32.75 per hour. If the company's labor burden is calculated at 48%, what is the total cost per hour of this crew to the company? a. $225.30 b. $177.53 C. $1775.30 d. $218.20

A crew includes 4 laborers paid $21.80 per hour and a supervisor paid $32.75 per hour. If the company's labor burden is calculated at 48%, what is the total cost per hour of this crew to the company? a. $225.30 b. $177.53 C. $1775.30 d. $218.20

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Principles of Accounting Volume 2

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Chapter6: Activity-based, Variable, And Absorption Costing

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