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Using a broad average to allocate costs to products is called
Contingent Liability
A potential financial obligation that may arise in the future, dependent on the outcome of a specific event.
Reasonably Estimable
A term used in accounting to describe a cost or liability that can be accurately predicted or projected.
Contingent Liability
A potential financial obligation depending on the outcome of future events, not yet confirmed as a liability.
Future Event
A future event is an occurrence or situation that is expected or anticipated to happen at a later date, which can impact financial planning and decisions.
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