An activity based costing hierarchy includes _____________?

Correct answer: D. all of aboveEconomics

  • A. batch level
  • B. output unit level
  • C. facility and product sustaining
  • D. all of aboveEconomics

Explanation

Activity-based costing commonly groups activities into unit-level, batch-level, product-sustaining, and facility-sustaining levels. Since batch, output-unit, and facility/product-sustaining levels are all included, all of the above is correct.

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