The Dual-Rate Method Is a Cost Allocation Approach That Separates

question 133

Multiple Choice

The dual-rate method is a cost allocation approach that separates a common cost into fixed and variable components and:

• A) allocates only the fixed components.
• B) allocates only the variable components.
• C) allocates all components with a single standard allocation base.
• D) allocates each component using a different allocation base.

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