Indicators that an activity-based costing analysis may be appropriate include all the following $\textbf{ except }$
A)Some manufacturing departments run at capacity,while others have minimal operations.
B)Bids for jobs that require "special" processing are always accepted.
C)Products are similar and consume resources in the same way.
D)High-volume jobs show losses or minimal profits,while low-volume jobs show healthy profits.

Question

Indicators that an activity-based costing analysis may be appropriate include all the following $\textbf{     except    }$ 
A)Some manufacturing departments run at capacity,while others have minimal operations.
B)Bids for jobs that require "special" processing are always accepted.
C)Products are similar and consume resources in the same way.
D)High-volume jobs show losses or minimal profits,while low-volume jobs show healthy profits.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Activity-based costing analysis is most appropriate when products or services consume resources differently. Therefore, choice C is not a good indicator for using activity-based costing. The other three options are valid indicators for using activity-based costing analysis.

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