Question

A. A company that purchases raw materials and converts them into finished products. B. A company that sells manufactured products C. Provides information about a company's social and environmental impact D. The cost of not doing something E. Costs that can be reasonably traced to a cost object F. Costs that cannot be reasonably traced or are not worth the effort to trace to a cost object G. Costs that remain the same, regardless of the level of activity H. Costs that remain the same per unit of activity I. Costs that vary inversely per unit of activity J. Items that can conveniently be traced to each unit of product K. Direct materials plus direct labor L. Direct labor plus manufacturing overhead M. Direct materials plus direct labor plus manufacturing overhead N. Costs associated with the running of the business and the selling of the product O. A plan in monetary or financial terms P. Information that is useful for decision making Q. Information that will not make a difference to a decision R. Money that has already been spent S. Costs that change between alternatives T. Triple bottom line

Answer 1

1	Conversion cost	K, E, J , L
2	Differential cost	R, Q
3	Indirect cost	F
4	Manufacturing cost	M
5	Manufacturing firms	A , B
6	Non manufacturing cost	G , N
7	Opportunity cost	D, S
8	Relevant cost	P , O
9	People Profit Planet	T, C
10	Variable cost	H
1	Conversion cost	K, E, J , L
2	Differential cost	R, Q
3	Indirect cost	F
4	Manufacturing cost	M
5	Manufacturing firms	A , B
6	Non manufacturing cost	G , N
7	Opportunity cost	D, S
8	Relevant cost	P , O
9	People Profit Planet	T, C
10	Variable cost	H