A Standard Differs from a Budget Because a Standard

question 164

Multiple Choice

A standard differs from a budget because a standard

• A) is a predetermined cost.
• B) contributes to management planning and control.
• C) is a unit amount.
• D) none of these; a standard does not differ from a budget.

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