* used where a company produces many units of a single product for long periods at a time * accumulate costs for an entire period and divide by the number of units produced during the period * broad, average unit cost figure that applies to homogenous units
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What are lifecycle costs?
* Lifecycle costing is a technique which requires the full environmental consequences and therefore costs arising from production of a product to be taken account across its whole lifecycle, “from cradle to grave”
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What are features of job costing?
* For unique jobs (services/build to order) * need to collect cost information for each job for pricing purposes * examples; dental practice, construction, car repairs