Suppose that a constraint for assembly time has a shadow price of \$50/hour for 15 hours in either direction and that all available assembly time is currently used (would require overtime to do more the salary of workers is $30 and they receive 50% extra pay for overtime what should management do? Pay $30 per hour and net $20 profit per hour for all 15 hours Pay 545 per hour and net $5 profit per hour for all 15 hours Pay $15 per hour overtime net $35 profit per hour for all 15 hours Do not pay the S45 hour premium rate to achieve only $15 more proht per hour Pay $50 per hour shadow price for all 15 hours

Suppose that a constraint for assembly time has a shadow price of \$50/hour for 15 hours in either direction and that all available assembly time is currently used (would require overtime to do more the salary of workers is $30 and they receive 50% extra pay for overtime what should management do? Pay $30 per hour and net $20 profit per hour for all 15 hours Pay 545 per hour and net $5 profit per hour for all 15 hours Pay $15 per hour overtime net $35 profit per hour for all 15 hours Do not pay the S45 hour premium rate to achieve only $15 more proht per hour Pay $50 per hour shadow price for all 15 hours

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

10th Edition

ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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Problem 1Q

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