A typical result of Activity-Based Costing analysis is that low-complexity customer business is often more profitable than previously thought and high-complexity customer business is often less profitable.

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Activity-Based Costing (ABC) provides a more accurate method of costing, identifying the actual activities and resources used by different customers. This often reveals that low-complexity customers require fewer resources and are more profitable, while high-complexity customers consume more resources and are less profitable than traditional costing methods suggest.

A Typical Result of Activity-Based Costing Analysis Is That Low-Complexity