Shalom Company manufactures50,000 units of a product and sells40,000 units. Total manufacturing costper unit is P50 (variable manufacturingcost, P10; fixed manufacturing cost,P40). Assuming no beginninginventory, what is the effect on netincome if absorption costing is usedinstead of variable costing?net income is P200,000 highernet income is P400,000 highernet income is the samenet income is P400,000 lower

Under absorption costing, cost of goods sold includes the variable manufacturing cost as well as…

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