Definition
A method of assigning overhead costs based on the activities that actually drive those costs (machine setups, inspections, etc.) instead of a single allocation base like direct labor hours. It's more accurate but also more complex.
A method of assigning overhead costs based on the activities that actually drive those costs (machine setups, inspections, etc.) instead of a single allocation base like direct labor hours. It's more accurate but also more complex.
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