The costing technique, which traces direct costs by multiplying price rate for producing actual outputs is known as ______________?

Correct answer: B. standard costing

  • A. constant costing
  • B. standard costing
  • C. unit costing
  • D. batch costingGet Executive Coaching

Explanation

Standard costing applies predetermined standard price or rate and quantity amounts to actual output, allowing actual results to be compared with standards through variances. Unit and batch costing describe the unit of cost accumulation rather than this standard-versus-actual technique.

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