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Wiedmer Corporation is preparing an aggregate production plan for widgets for the next four months. The company's expected monthly demand is given in the following chart. The company will have 50 widgets in inventory at the beginning of the first month and wishes to maintain at least that number at the end of each month.Following is other critical data: Production cost per unit = $50
Inventory carrying cost per month per unit = $10 (based on ending month inventory)
Hiring cost per worker = $300
Firing cost per worker = $200
Beginning number of workers = 16
Each worker can produce = 50 units per month.LEVEL PLAN Wiedmer Corporation is preparing an aggregate production plan for widgets for the next four months. The company's expected monthly demand is given in the following chart. The company will have 50 widgets in inventory at the beginning of the first month and wishes to maintain at least that number at the end of each month.Following is other critical data: Production cost per unit = $50 Inventory carrying cost per month per unit = $10 (based on ending month inventory)  Hiring cost per worker = $300 Firing cost per worker = $200 Beginning number of workers = 16 Each worker can produce = 50 units per month.LEVEL PLAN   What is the total cost of hiring and firing the workers in a chase plan which uses only hiring and firing? A) 0 B) $800 C) $5,000 D) $6,400 What is the total cost of hiring and firing the workers in a chase plan which uses only hiring and firing?


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Market Price

The ongoing market price for an asset or service available for purchase or sale.

Total Asset Turnover

A financial ratio that measures the efficiency of a company's use of its assets to generate sales revenue.

Average Total Assets

A measure calculated by averaging the total assets a company has at the beginning and end of the financial period, used to evaluate asset efficiency.

Net Sales

The amount of a company's gross sales minus its returns, allowances, and discounts.

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