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5-16 Under what conditions would direct labour be a poor allocation base to use in allocatingmanufacturing overhead?
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5-17 Predetermined overhead rates smooth product costs. Do you agree? Why?
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5-18 Explain clearly why a portion of overapplied overhead for an interim period should becarried to the balance sheet. What conceptual factor is assumed in the argument?
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5-19 Why does the calculation of the percentages for overapplied overhead reduce the costs ofgoods sold by the opening inventories? What would happen if such a deduction were notmade?
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5-1 Process Costing and Job-Order CostingWhich would be more appropriate in each of the following organization – job order costing orprocess costing?a.)Custom home builder – Job-order costingb.)Golf course designer – Job-order costingc.)Textbook publisher – Job-order costingd.)Business consultant – Job-order costinge.)Oil refinery – Process costingf.)Soft-drink bottler – Process costing
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