Help clarify whether the following items are "Job order operation:" or "Process Operation"
A) low product standardization = job costing because each order is customized.
B) high product flexibility = process costing
C) high production volume = process costing
D) custome order = job costing
E) low product flexibility = job costing
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Chapter 15 Homework Saved Help Save & Exit Submit Check my work Indicate each item a through e below as a feature of either a job order or process operation. 4.44 points a. High production volume b. High product flexibility c. High standardization d. Custom orders e. Low product flexibility eBook Print References
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