Asked by Joleecia Gresham on Jun 10, 2024

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The activity-based costing method uses volume-based measures to allocate overhead costs.

Activity-based Costing

A method of cost accounting that identifies specific activities related to the production of goods and services, assigning costs based on actual consumption of resources.

Volume-based Measures

Metrics or indicators that are calculated based on the quantity or volume of items produced, sold, or used, such as units sold or hours worked.

Overhead Costs

Overhead costs are expenses not directly tied to a specific product or service, including rent, utilities, and administrative salaries.

  • Identify the differences between various overhead allocation methods (departmental, plantwide, ABC).
  • Perceive the differentiation between volume-centric and activity-centric methods for the apportionment of overhead costs.
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Rahmatul Jamilatul Bahriah SarbaniJun 16, 2024
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Explanation :
The activity-based costing method uses cost drivers, or activity measures, to allocate overhead costs rather than volume-based measures.