a)
Activity Based Costing: Activity Based Costing refers to the allocation of the factory
Overhead: Overhead refers to the costs, which are utilized in business activities, however cannot be related to a specific activity or product.
To Assign: The overhead cost per unit for products, using activity-based costing.
b)
Activity Based Costing: Activity Based Costing refers to the allocation of the factory overheads when there are numerous products and processes. Activity based costing aims at assigning the costs among the products in a proportionate way. Activity Based Costing has four levels of activity.
To Compute: The cost per unit and gross profit of each model using Activity-based costing.
c)
Traditional Product Costing: Accounting process to determine the total cost incurred to manufacture a product on the basis of volume metric is known as traditional product costing.
Activity Based Costing: Activity Based Costing refers to the allocation of the factory overheads when there are numerous products and processes. Activity based costing aims at assigning the costs among the products in a proportionate way. Activity Based Costing has four levels of activity.
To Explain: The future plan for the management of Company SE to be more profitable.
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