Problem $4(4$ points$)$:

Tim's Timekeepers Inc. manufactures three types of products: Sundials, Wall Clocks, and Grandfather Clocks. The company uses an activity$-$based costing system. At the beginning of the year, the company made the following estimates of cost and activity for its three cost pools:

$\backslash$table$[[$Cost Pool,Cost Driver,Expected Overhead Cost,Total Expected Activity$],[$Labor$-$related,Direct labor hours,$$156,200,22,000$ hours$],[$Clock Face etching,Number of units,$$89,600,14,000$ units$],[$General factory,Square footage,$$180,200,170,000$ square feet$]]$

Expected activity for the year was distributed among the company's three products as follows:

$\backslash$table$[[,,$Expected Activity$],[$Cost Pool,Cost Driver,Sundials,Wall,Grandfathers$],[$Labor$-$related,Direct labor hours,$6,000,11,000,5,000],[$Clock face etching,Number of units,$5,000,8,000,1,000],[$General factory,Square footage,$30,000,80,000,60,000]]$

Assume the actual amounts equaled the budgeted amounts. If the company uses the activity based costing method, how. much of the overhead will be allocated to each of the products?