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Introduction: Absorption costing is a technique for calculating cost of product by taking indirect expense and direct cost into consideration.
To prepare: absorption costing income statement.
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Introduction: Absorption costing is a technique for calculating cost of product by taking indirect expense and direct cost into consideration.
To calculate: Unit product cost by using absorption costing for each year.
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Introduction: Absorption costing is a technique for calculating cost of product by taking indirect expense and direct cost into consideration.
the absorption costing income statement, net operating income was higher in year 2 than it was in Year 1
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Introduction: Absorption costing is a technique for calculating cost of product by taking indirect expense and direct cost into consideration.
To determine: the reason for loss in year 3
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Introduction: Absorption costing is a technique for calculating cost of product by taking indirect expense and direct cost into consideration.
To prepare: Net operating income for year 1,2 and 3

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