In a just-in-time inventory system,
A)practical standards become ideal standards.
B)ideal standards become expected standards.
C)variances will not occur because of the zero-defects basis of JIT.
D)standard costing cannot be useD.

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In a just-in-time (JIT) inventory system, the focus shifts towards more realistic and achievable standards, hence ideal standards (which are often too perfect and unattainable) are adjusted to become expected standards, which are more practical and achievable within the JIT framework.

In a Just-In-Time Inventory System