Traditional systems are capable of producing reasonably accurate costs where a single activity accounts for a sizeable proportion of a department's indirect costs.

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Traditional costing systems allocate indirect costs based on a single activity driver (like machine hours or labor hours), which can be reasonably accurate when one activity does indeed represent a large portion of the indirect costs in a department.

Traditional Systems Are Capable of Producing Reasonably Accurate Costs Where