production cost are how much it is to make the product and selling cost are how much you sell it for
If selling costs varies with production level then selling costs are variable costs but if they remain fix then these are fixed costs.
production cost, selling cost and sundry cost
Product costs is the costs are the costs incurred in the making of the product. Manufacturing costs --Direct Materials, Direct Labor, and Manufacturing Overhead. Product cost are also factory costs Period costs are the selling and administration costs. Electricity costs for the Accounting dept. is an administration costs but Electricity costs for the factory is Manufacturing Overhead.
Manufacturing account, on the other hand, is a financial statement which shows production costs
The difference between marginal and absorption costing is that when preparing a statement based on marginal costing, you would subtract all variable costs, production or otherwise, from the sales revenue, to give the contribution, from which you subtract all fixed costs (production and non-production) to give profit made.Using absorption costing however, you subtract production costs (this will include both variable and fixed production costs) only from sales to give you the gross profit, from which you then subtract all non-production costs (fixed or variable) to give net profit.The final profit using both methods is always the same.
The Actual overhead is calculated throughout the Production cycle for indirect cost associated to the production and the overhead costs applied is based on the fixed rate assigned against the machine or labour hours to be calculated for the difference b/w two are called under or over applied.
difference between revenue and costs
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN JOINT COSTS AND COMMON COSTSJoint costs are costs incurred in a production process, involving more than one product, up to the point when the products can be separated or distinguished as separate products. Common costs are costs incurred, the benefit of which is enjoyed by more than one cost centre (i.e. unit ) within an organisation. Answers by VICTOR DURODOLA , Nigeria
Production costs are costs to produce
production and non-production. non-production is classified under selling and administrative expenses production is classified as direct material, direct labor and manufacturing overhead
Profitability
Gross Margin Pricing