A running shoe manufacturer produces three types of shoes: traditional, minimalist, and spikes. The company uses the following information to determine activity rates for each pool:
Cost Pool Costs Total Activity
Shoe Production $250,000 20,000 pairs of shoes
Shoe batches
$10,000
500 batches
Shoe design
$5,000
100 parts
Total
$265,000
Data concerning the three shoe products appear below:
Cost Driver
Traditional Minimalist Spikes
7,500 2,500
Number of pairs of shoes 10,000
150 250 100
Number of batches
20
30
50
Number of parts
vas
What is the total amount of overhead applied to spikes shoes?

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