Which One of the Following Is a Difference Between a Job-Order

question 11

Multiple Choice

Which one of the following is a difference between a job-order cost and a process cost system?

• A)The manufacturing cost elements are different.
• B)Costs are totalled at different points in the manufacturing process.
• C)The costs flow through the accounts differently.
• D)Three primary costs make up the costs of products in a job-order system, while only two costs are used in process costing.

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