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HGT Corporation produces four products from a common production process. Selected data from HGT's accounting system for the four products appears below: HGT Corporation produces four products from a common production process. Selected data from HGT's accounting system for the four products appears below:   Joint costs for the accounting period totalled $5,000. Each product line has a different product manager who is evaluated based on product line profitability. Therefore each manager is motivated to reduce his / her total product line costs as much as possible. The managers have been given information about potential joint cost allocations using the following three methods: physical output, sales at split-off point, and net realizable value. The managers are comparing the joint cost allocations under each method so that they can give the accountant input about their preferred method(s) . Which product line(s)  would receive the least amount of joint cost under the sales value at the split-off point method? A)  Floor cushions B)  Full-body pillows C)  Sofa cushions and standard pillows D)  None of the above Joint costs for the accounting period totalled $5,000. Each product line has a different product manager who is evaluated based on product line profitability. Therefore each manager is motivated to reduce his / her total product line costs as much as possible. The managers have been given information about potential joint cost allocations using the following three methods: physical output, sales at split-off point, and net realizable value. The managers are comparing the joint cost allocations under each method so that they can give the accountant input about their preferred method(s) .
Which product line(s) would receive the least amount of joint cost under the sales value at the split-off point method?


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