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The marginal cost curve is U-shaped because of the law of increasing opportunity costs.
Upstream/Downstream
Terms used to describe stages in a production or supply chain process; "upstream" involves raw material extraction or production, while "downstream" refers to the processing, distribution, and selling of finished products.
Direct/Indirect
Terms used to classify costs or activities based on their relationship to a cost object, with direct costs being easily traceable and indirect costs not directly linked.
Non-Repetitive Services
Services that are unique or custom in nature, not following a standard repetitive process.
Job Costing
A method of assigning the costs of labor, materials, and overhead to a specific job or project, making it easier to track the total expenses against the revenue produced by that job.
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