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20.2. Classification of Costs
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- 1.
What type of cost is directly attributed to the production of a product?
Hint
Think about costs that can be traced to a specific item.
- 2.
What are costs such as office rent classified as?
Hint
These are costs that cannot be traced back to a specific product.
- 3.
What is an example of a direct cost?
- Electricity bill
- Raw materials
- Office rent
Hint
Think of costs that you can easily assign to a product.
- 4.
True or False: Fixed costs increase with production volume.
- True
- False
Hint
Recall the definition of fixed costs.
- 5.
A software development project has fixed costs of 100 per hour of labor. If the team works 150 hours this month, what are the total costs?
Hint
Calculate fixed and variable costs separately before adding.
- 6.
Consider a company that found that its direct costs included 5000 last month. What percentage of the total costs were direct?
Hint
Calculate total costs first before determining the percentage.
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