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"cost assignment refers to the general case of assigning costs to cost pools or cost objects. when there is a direct and traceab

le link between the cost and the cost pool or cost object, then the management accountant traces that cost to the cost pool or cost object."

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tatuchka [14]3 years ago

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Yes you are correct the cost pool is the people cost object is the product

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