The Cost Method That Is Input-Oriented and Considers Costs Largely

question 106

Multiple Choice

The cost method that is input-oriented and considers costs largely uncontrollable at the planning stage is called the:

• A) Engineered-cost method.
• B) ABC costing.
• C) Discretionary-cost method.
• D) Job costing.
• E) Standard costing.

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