<span>This is true- it is an example of global outsourcing. Global outsourcing is when a company sends jobs to locations across the globe, where they can get away with hiring more workers and paying them less than they would have to in America. They take advantage of the lack of labor laws and human rights.</span>
        
             
        
        
        
Since there is a cost involved in allocating the specific material and labor to the product, job order cost systems are sometimes more expensive to operate than a straightforward process costing system.
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What is job order costing?</h3>
Job order costing is a costing approach used to calculate the cost of producing each product. This pricing approach is typically used when a company creates a number of items that are distinct from one another and wants to assess the cost of performing a single operation. Direct labor, direct supplies, and manufacturing overhead are all included in task pricing.
Job order costing can be used to determine if a job is profitable.  Efficient task order costing enables businesses to generate bids that are competitive while being profitable.
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Below are the choices that can be found elsewhere:
a. positive incentives, but not negative incentives.
b. negative incentives, but not positive incentives
.c. both positive and negative incentives.
<span>d. neither positive or negative incentives.
The answer is C. 
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Answer:
The break even units of clock is 370 units. 
Explanation:
Juniper Enterprises sells handmade clocks.
The variable cost per clock is $6. 
The price of per unit of clock is $24. 
The contribution margin per unit
= Sales - Variable cost
= $24 - $6
= $18
Break even units
= 
= 
= 370 units
 
        
             
        
        
        
As either? did you finish it?