The Basic Problem with the Average-Cost Approach Is That It

question 46

Multiple Choice

The basic problem with the average-cost approach is that it

• A) does not consider cost variations at different levels of output.
• B) does not consider historical values.
• C) does not add a reasonable markup to the average cost of a product.
• D) is not commonly used.
• E) is a complex method.

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