The JIT Philosophy Does Not Focus on

question 23

Multiple Choice

The JIT philosophy does not focus on

• A)standardizing parts used in products.
• B)eliminating waste in the production process.
• C)finding the absolute lowest price for purchased parts.
• D)improving quality of output.

Distinguish between manufacturing and non-manufacturing costs in a business setting.

Appreciate the importance of managerial accounting reports in decision-making processes.

Understand the classification of costs in manufacturing settings.

Differentiate between direct and indirect costs.

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