Organization-sustaining costs, customer-level costs, and the costs of idle capacity should not be assigned to products. These costs represent resources that are not consumed by the products.
All manufacturing costs that are assigned to completed (but unsold) products should be classified as
True
The two terms are different names for the same costing technique. Full cost refers to the principle that all overheads, fixed and variable, should be treated as product costs and be absorbed, or allocated, to cost objects. Cost objects can be various items but typically are units of product or service. This principle is distinct from variable costing in which fixed costs are considered to be period costs rather than product costs, and as such are not allocated to products. Product costs are used to value stocks of unsold products and cost of production so the selection of basis, full cost or variable cost, will affect the profit of individual products and influence management decisions.
FIFO
asset
All manufacturing costs that are assigned to completed (but unsold) products should be classified as
full absorption costing
True
The two terms are different names for the same costing technique. Full cost refers to the principle that all overheads, fixed and variable, should be treated as product costs and be absorbed, or allocated, to cost objects. Cost objects can be various items but typically are units of product or service. This principle is distinct from variable costing in which fixed costs are considered to be period costs rather than product costs, and as such are not allocated to products. Product costs are used to value stocks of unsold products and cost of production so the selection of basis, full cost or variable cost, will affect the profit of individual products and influence management decisions.
Roles should be assigned so everyone has a part in the group and no one will be left out.
Where should products be produced
Depreciation is a sunk cost, so you should ignore it in relevatnt costing. you shoud be asking yourself the following question: can I avoid depreciations once I have bought the asset? You should always ignore deprecition when answering a relevant costing questions. You have already incurred the cost of the asset and as a result you can not avoid deprecition, that is why it is a sunk cost. Peace Tshepo
A costing system is usually incorporated to ascertain-the cost of each individual unit in the entityhow much should the selling price be to gain a desired profitto detect abnormal spoilage of goodsHowever one should make sure that the cost of such a system should not exceed the benefits.
yes because it is costing our inocent soldiers' lives
You should really work hard on the report that your teacher has assigned you!
The question should be "which products" NOT "what Products"
The oldest should be the lower numbers and the younger ones should be the highest