Which of the following is not an objective for computing full cost? a. to reflect production's "fair share" of costs b. to reflect usage of services on a fair and equitable basis c. to instill a consideration of support costs d. to provide for cost recovery

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Lewis Hayes

9 May, 00:34

Which of the following is not an objective for computing full cost? a. to reflect production's "fair share" of costs b. to reflect usage of services on a fair and equitable basis c. to instill a consideration of support costs d. to provide for cost recovery

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Lorelei Lynn · Answer 1

B. to reflect usage of services on a fair and equitable basis

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Base on the scenario been described in the question, all of the following except to reflect usage of services on a fair and equitable basis is not an objectives for computing full cost. This is because if we at the other options like to reflect production's "fair share" of costs, to instill a consideration of support costs, to provide for cost recovery, they all give objective for computing full cost.