Which of the Following Is a Disadvantage of Using the Historical

question 19

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a disadvantage of using the historical cost-plus approach to arrive at a selling price?

• A) It does not include the shipping and ancillary charges as part of a product's cost.
• B) It ignores demand and competitive conditions in the target markets.
• C) It fails to address the indirect manufacturing costs that a company is likely to incur.
• D) It cannot be used by companies that are new to exporting products.

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Definitions:

Physical Inventory

The process of counting and verifying the actual quantities of merchandise or goods in stock.

Absorption Cost

An accounting method that assigns all manufacturing costs (both fixed and variable) to products, making them fully absorbed into the cost of goods sold.

Fixed Overhead

The portion of a company's fixed costs that are not directly tied to production levels, such as rent and insurance.

LIFO Reserve

The difference between the cost of inventory calculated under the Last-In, First-Out method and the FIFO method.