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25.   LO.4 (By-product and cost allocation) Macon Farms raises peaches that, at harvest, are separated into three grades: premium, good, and fair. Joint cost is allocated to prod- ucts based on bushels of output. The $337,500 joint cost for one harvest yielded the following output quantities.
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|
Product |
Output in Bushels |
|
Premium |
14,520 |
|
Good |
38,940 |
|
Fair |
12,540 |
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The joint process also created a by-product that had a total net realizable value of
$45,000. The company records the by-product inventory at the time of production. Allocate the joint cost to the joint products using bushels of output.
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