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Chapter 6, Problem 8DQ
To determine
Absorption Costing:
Absorption costing is a method of calculation of the cost of per unit to take into consideration of direct cost as well as indirect cost.
To explain: The reason for which the absorption costing leads to overproduction and a buildup of inventory and the way variable costing overcome the same.
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