
Concept Introduction:
Managerial decisions includethe decision to sell the product or further process and sell it at a higher price. The further processing of the product involves additional costs. The decision is taken on the basis of incremental benefits from further processing.
Requirement-1:
The financial advantage (disadvantage) of further processing the product.
Concept Introduction:
Managerial decisions includea decision to sell the product or further process and sell it at a higher price. The further processing of the product involves additional costs. The decision is taken on the basis of incremental benefits from further processing.
Requirement-2:
If theproduct should be sold at split off point orprocessed further.

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