Wang Ltd. is a manufacturer of remote controls. The company has always used a plant-wide rate for allocating manufacturing overhead to its products. The plant manager believes it is time to change to a better method of cost allocation. The accounting department has been able to establish some new relationships between production activities and the manufacturing overhead: Activity Cost driver Allocation rate Materials handling Number of parts $2 per part Assembly Labour hours $20 per hour Inspection Time item is at inspection station $3 per minute The traditional allocation method is based on direct manufacutring labour hours and if that method is used the rate is $200 per labour hour. What are the indirect manufacturing costs for a batch assuming the traditional method is used and a batch of 500 remote controls were produced? The batch requires 1,000 parts, 10 direct labour hours, and 15 minutes of inspection time.