The determined price at which the company expects to pay for every single unit is called ___________?
Correct answer: A. standard price
- A. standard price
- B. input price
- C. actual input
- D. output price
Explanation
The standard price is the predetermined price or rate the company expects to pay for one unit of an input. The actual input price is recorded after the purchase and may differ from this standard.
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