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3 years ago

Activity-based costing strives to create an environment that

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tankabanditka [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

D. encourages process-value analysis.

Explanation:

Activity based costing aims to allocate cost of different processes and activities to the department which utilizes the cost at maximum, on the basis of actual cost drivers.

Every activity has a cost driver, as for example for the expense or activity of rent is based on area allocated to each department thus cost driver here is area of the department.

Therefore, Activity based Costing encourages the process value analysis, which process is best.

It states which process added how much value to each product or department, it is a kind of process analysis.

Thus, correct option is D

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Answer:

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Answer:

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