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Conversion Costs
Conversion costs are manufacturing or production costs that include direct labor and overhead expenses, necessary to convert raw materials into finished goods.
Equivalent Units
Equivalent units refer to a conversion measure used in cost accounting to express the amount of work done by manufacturers on units that are only partially completed at the end of an accounting period.
Process Costing System
An accounting methodology used in manufacturing, where costs are assigned to processes or departments and averaged over the units produced, suitable for homogeneous products.
Lumber Mill
A facility where logs are cut, planed, and processed into lumber and other wood products for construction and manufacturing.
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