1.

What are the processes shown in making a car and the possible costs associated with each
process?

The various steps involved in making a car are as follows: clay modeling,
assembling, inspecting, and pressing tools. The final product is usually not known to the
consumer until it's finished. The second is pressing tools process, which is considered as an
indirect cost since it is part of the final output. The third one is painting process, which is also
referred to as direct. The fourth process is assembling.

2. What are the major factors in making a car and the price differences for each model?

The component of making a car still depends on its producer, but most common is

quality and total value of the car. The most common factors which affect the car’s value is the
quality of the car like condition of the car, and its modifications. The components impacting a
car’s cost are the making of the car, show, year of generation and adaptation. The cost
contrasts for each show are for the most part based on the manufactures of the cars or
the demonstrate of the car and how it is modern to the shoppers. If the car is newly
introduced, it means it is cost high price since it is brand new and is more advanced than the
other
models.

3. Between human and machine, which do you think gives a higher cost in making a car? Why?

In my own opinion, in making a car I think the machine gives a better taken a

toll than human labor. Since most of the manufacturing companies presently are
more depends as well numerous machines it is clearly that they suffer much higher expense
on their investment within the machine since it gives a high quality that’s why it truly cost high.
It is expensive for them to upgrade the computer program since they must upgrade the
machines regularly empower to make sure that it works really well, and the maintenance
will cost high. Whereas human labor is much cheaper than machine since you'll be able as it
were pay the labor cost and other guarantees of your workers and other costs.