If the fixed manufacturing cost expenses are under variable costing and are not expensed in absorption costing, it is resulting in _________?

Correct answer: A. production exceeds breakeven sales

  • A. production exceeds breakeven sales
  • B. breakeven sales exceeds production
  • C. price exceeds cost
  • D. cost exceeds price

Explanation

When production exceeds sales, absorption costing carries some fixed manufacturing overhead in ending inventory, while variable costing expenses it immediately. Therefore, the condition is that production exceeds sales and absorption-costing income is higher.

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