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Manufacturing Overhead Allocation
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The percentages of product costs comprised by direct materials, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead for three companies are as follows: Company A Company B Company C Direct materials 7% 21% 42% Direct Labor 13 42 49 Manufacturing overhead 80 37 9 100% 100% 100% Based on this information which or these three companies would probably improve its product costing accuracy most by converting to activity-based costing (ABC) Explain. |
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