Which of the following is not considered important in the proper allocation of overhead costs?
A) Forecasting production activity
B) Estimating total overhead costs
C) Selecting an appropriate activity base
D) Estimating the selling price of the product

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Estimating the selling price of the product is important in determining the profitability of the product, but it is not directly related to the proper allocation of overhead costs. The other three choices (forecasting production activity, estimating total overhead costs, and selecting an appropriate activity base) are crucial factors in determining the most accurate and efficient allocation of overhead costs.

Which of the Following Is Not Considered Important in the Proper