You have been asked by management to classify the costs associated with the start-up of this new product line. Using the cost information provided below, classify each cost under the appropriate heading according to the chart provided below. Note that some costs may be classified under more than one heading. For example, a cost may be a fixed cost and a period cost. Name of cost Variable Cost Fixed Cost Direct Materials Direct Labor Factory Overhead Period Cost Prime Cost Conversion Cost Carlson “New Product” Cost Information Cost Amount Cost Type Depreciation on Building (annual) $ 10,000   Direct Labor Cost (per unit) $ 75   Direct Materials Cost (per unit) $ 60   Factory Utilities (per unit) $ 8   Indirect Materials (per unit) $ 4   Interest on Investments (annual) $3,000   Machinery Rental (monthly) $ 6,000   Marketing (annual) $ 35,000   Rent from Tenant (annual) $40,000   Shipping (per unit) $3   Storage Facility (monthly) $700   Supervisor Salary (annual) $30,00

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Manufacturing Costs

Manufacturing cost is the total cost of procuring or producing a product. In other words, the manufacturing cost is the cost that an individual or business owner undertakes for the manufacturing of goods.