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Leno4ka [110]
1 year ago
9

E1.8 (lo 2), ap evilene company makes industrial-grade brooms. it incurs the following costs.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Nikitich [7]1 year ago
6 0

Based on the costs to AP Evilene Company which makes industrial-grade brooms, the classifications of the costs are:

  1. Product and Manufacturing
  2. Period and nonmanufacturing
  3. Product and Direct labor
  4. Period and nonmanufacturing
  5. Product and Manufacturing
  6. Product and Manufacturing
  7. Period and nonmanufacturing
  8. Product and Direct materials
  9. Product and Manufacturing
  10. Product and Manufacturing
  11. Period and nonmanufacturing
  12. Product and Manufacturing
  13. Period and nonmanufacturing
  14. Period and nonmanufacturing
  15. Period and nonmanufacturing
  16. Period and nonmanufacturing
  17. Product and Direct materials
  18. Period and nonmanufacturing
  19. Period and nonmanufacturing

<h3>What are the types of costs?</h3><h3 />

There are period costs which are those which are only incurred in a period of production and are not related to production of goods and services but instead to the selling of them.

Product costs are incurred when the business produces a good or service. They can be direct labor or materials, or a manufacturing overhead that is indirectly related to production.

Find out more on period and product costs at brainly.com/question/13830502.

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