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Cost allocation requires pooling of overhead costs and the selection of a cost driver.
Plantwide Overhead Rate
A single overhead rate calculated by dividing total manufacturing overhead costs by the total measure of activity across the entire plant.
Manufacturing Overhead
All manufacturing costs that are not directly traceable to the product being produced, including costs related to indirect materials, indirect labor, and other indirect expenses.
Activity-Based Costing
An accounting method that assigns costs to products or services based on the activities required to produce them, aiming for more accurate cost allocation.
Idle Capacity
Unused production capability in a given period, often resulting in inefficiency and increased costs.
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