Resources are inputs, such as materials, labor, equipment, and other economic elements consumed by an activity in the production of an output. Outputs are products, services, and accompanying information flowing from an activity.
Labour costing. Material costing
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Batch costing means the cost of a product in which various rawmaterial is being used as input along with the labour involved & the electricity consumed in a batch.
construction of bridges, buildings etc
parametric
The answer is industries that function as repairing the computers accesories.
In geography input means... for example, what goes into the river.
an input device
Marginal costing is one of the technique of costing and is usefull for the decision making process. As in decision making process decision are always made for the future activities and not for past activities so if exept marginal costing any other costing method for example absorption costing method is used then there is a chance of making wrong decisions as in future decision making past decision and past data is not relevent for decision making.
Job Order Costing Operation Costing Normal Costing Actual Costing Standard Costing Kaizen Costing Target Cost
Job costing is when for example a tradesman comes to give you a quote for how much he is willing to do the job/repair that you want to be done, whereas Operating costs are what a buisness has to spend in order to keep functioning, overheads ect.
Navigator devices, for example in cars, are party zero-input interfaces. They do require input when determining where the user wants to go but after that the required input is taken directly from a sensor, such as GPS or GLONASS sensor.