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viktelen [127]
3 years ago
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In a production process new raw materials are considered_____ whereas the finished products are considered______

Business
1 answer:
loris [4]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

In a production process new raw materials are considered_____ whereas the finished products are considered______

WIP (Work IN Process)

Units for Sale/ Raw Material for other Processes

Explanation:

WIP (Work IN Process)

The raw material in WIP is converted to useful material for other processes.

Work in process consists of materials labor factory overhead or collectively called as conversion costs. In Work in Process these are completed fully or to a certain limit and send to other processes for further work.

Units For sale

Finished goods are ready for sale and send to desired stores or ware houses for storage and further dispatching to retail stores.

Sometimes these units further need servicing or processes in other departments to make a complex unit . In these situations they are considered raw material for other processes.

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