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ISBN: 9781260998993

Author: LANEN

Publisher: MCG

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Chapter 10, Problem 30E

Driver Identification

Below are various activities for a business school.

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Suggest a feasible cost driver base for each of the following, and explain why each selected cost driver base is feasible.

a. Faculty teaching.
b. Career placement: Scheduling interviews.
c. Career placement: Counseling students.
d. Course registration.
e. Course scheduling.
f. Admissions: Attending BBA and MBA fairs.
g. Admissions: Interviewing applicants.
h. Admissions: Evaluating applications.

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