A Difference in Cost-Plus Pricing and Target Costing Is That

question 123

Multiple Choice

A difference in cost-plus pricing and target costing is that target costing

• A)is generally determined after introducing a product and cost-plus pricing is determined before introducing a product.
• B)is a simple approach while cost-plus pricing is relatively complex.
• C)starts with the price customers are willing to pay whereas cost-plus pricing starts with the cost.
• D)computes the desired markup while cost-plus pricing computes the maximum cost the company is willing to incur.

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Definitions:

Job K818

Specific reference to a job or project, indicating a unique identifier within a production or manufacturing setting.

Manufacturing Cost

The total cost incurred in the production of goods, including raw materials, labor, and overhead expenses.

Manufacturing Overhead Rate

The rate used to allocate manufacturing overhead costs to products, calculated as total overhead costs divided by a selected allocation base.

Machine-Hours

A measure of the amount of time machines are operated in the production of goods, used as a basis for allocating manufacturing overhead in cost accounting.