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jek_recluse [69]
2 years ago
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Typical cost drivers include ______. Multiple select question. computer time machine depreciation machine-hours utilities cost f

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Vlad1618 [11]2 years ago
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People have driving as a profession.  Typical cost drivers include;  Computer time , machine hours  and flight hours.

<h3>What are cost linked to driving</h3>

A cost driver is simply known as the unit of an activity that leads to the change in activity's cost. This driver is simply any factor which leads  a change in the cost of an activity.

Examples of other typical cost drivers are;

  • Direct labor hours worked.
  • The number of customer contacts made.
  • The number of engineering change orders given out etc.

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