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Unit Product Cost
The total cost incurred to produce, manufacture, or acquire a product, divided by the number of units produced.
Direct Labor-Hours
The total hours worked by employees directly involved in the manufacturing process, often used as a basis for assigning costs to products.
Manufacturing Overhead
Indirect factory-related costs that support the production process but cannot be directly traced to specific products, such as maintenance and utilities.
Traditional Costing System
A cost accounting method that assigns overhead costs to products based on a predetermined overhead rate and actual levels of a cost driver.
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