Concept Introduction:
Variable costing: Variable costing is one of the methods of calculation of product costs. Under this method, only the variable
Absorption costing: Absorption costing is one of the methods of calculation of product costs. Under this method, the fixed manufacturing
Requirement-1:
To Calculate: The Product cost per game under Absorption costing and Variable costing methods
Requirement-2:
To Prepare: The Monthly Income Statements for October and November under Absorption costing and Variable costing methods
Requirement-3:
To identify: The Comparison of Monthly Income Statements for October and November under Absorption costing and Variable costing methods
Requirement-4:
To determine: The ending inventory balances for October and November under Absorption costing and Variable costing methods and explain the reason for the difference
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