How Does Direct Cost Tracing Improve Cost Accuracy

question 89

Multiple Choice

How does direct cost tracing improve cost accuracy?

• A)It identifies the cause-and-effect relationship between direct costs and indirect costs.
• B)It identifies the cause-and-effect relationship between activities and non-activities.
• C)It reclassifies costs or costs pools that vary with the quantity of a single activity cost driver as direct.
• D)It makes no assumptions about the cause-and-effect relationship between direct costs and activities.
• E)Because with a greater number of cost pools, it does not have to be concerned with the overhead costs used by different products.

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