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3 years ago

The cost object of the plantwide overhead rate method is: Select one:

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Oduvanchick [21]3 years ago

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The cost object of the plant-wide overhead rate method is "The unit of product"

Explanation:

Unit cost is the total production cost divided by the number of units manufactured. A company usually produces similar products in lots with hundreds or thousands of units per batch.

An overall overhead rate for the entire plant is a single level used only to allocate or assign all overhead production costs for a company to its output of production. Products for easier operation, such as assembly, can be allocated overhead at a level of $20 per hour of direct work.

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