An approach used for choosing capacity level, having no beginning inventory, is classified as __________?
Correct answer: A. write off variance approach
- A. write off variance approach
- B. write in variance approach
- C. adjusted variance approach
- D. unadjusted variance approach
Explanation
Under the write-off variance approach, the production-volume variance is written off rather than allocated among inventory accounts. This is commonly applied when there is no beginning inventory to complicate the allocation.
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