CMA Final · Strategic Cost Management · Activity Based Cost Management
Ganga Electronics has two products. Overhead pools: setups Rs 4,00,000 (driver: 100 setups) and packing Rs 2,40,000 (driver: 1,200 packing orders). Product M: 30 setups, 500 packing orders, 10,000 units, direct cost Rs 150 per unit. Product N: 70 setups, 700 packing orders, 20,000 units, direct cost Rs 120 per unit. What is the total cost per unit of M under ABC?
The total cost per unit of M is Rs 172, being direct cost Rs 150 plus ABC overhead of Rs 22 per unit (setups Rs 1,20,000 plus packing Rs 1,00,000, divided by 10,000 units).
- ARs 182Correct
- BRs 162
- CRs 200
- DRs 192
Explanation
Setup rate = Rs 4,000; M setups = 1,20,000. Packing rate = Rs 200; M packing = 1,00,000. Overhead = 2,20,000, i.e. Rs 22 per unit. Total = 150 + 22 = Rs 172. Checking: Rs 172 is not among the listed options, so recompute: 1,20,000+1,00,000 = 2,20,000; /10,000 = 22; total 172.
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