In the Activity Identification Stage of Implementing an Activity-Based Costing

question 103

Multiple Choice

In the activity identification stage of implementing an activity-based costing system, defining activities in greater detail will

• A)require more monitoring.
• B)increase the effect of misclassifying some costs and activities.
• C)cause fewer variances.
• D)enable all costs to be unit-costs.

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