question archive Our company has two products in its product portfolio: a high-volume product H, approximately 90% of our unit sales; and a low-volume product L, approximately 10% of our unit sales
Our company has two products in its product portfolio: a high-volume product H, approximately 90% of our unit sales; and a low-volume product L, approximately 10% of our unit sales
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Our company has two products in its product portfolio: a high-volume product H, approximately 90% of our unit sales; and a low-volume product L, approximately 10% of our unit sales. Historically, we used a "traditional" reporting system, which allocated all indirect costs to units using an overhead rate per unit. We recently switched to an activity-based costing system. Which of the following statements is most likely false? A. The unit cost of product H is lower with ABC than with our 'traditional" system B. The unit cost of product L is lower with ABC than with our "traditional" system C. The ABC system is more expensive to operate than the "traditional" system D. The "hierarchy of costs" is an important component of ABC E. The ABC system allocates costs along business processes (activities) 4 [5 points]. Our company makes and sells sophisticated cameras used in autonomous vehicles. Which of the following would most likely NOT be included as manufacturing overhead in our factory that makes the cameras? A. The cost of screws to attach the camera's battery cover B. The amount paid to the quality control engineer in the factory C. The amount paid to the worker that assembles each camera D. The cost of factory utilities E. The cost of glue to attach the camera to the control board
