Using the traditional overhead allocation technique described in the chapter, Lily Ice Cream Companys Vanilla flavor has
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Using the traditional overhead allocation technique described in the chapter, Lily Ice Cream Company’s Vanilla flavor has a gross profit of negative $155,000 (see Exhibit 6). Using the ABC system, Vanilla has a gross profit of positive
$139,500 (see Exhibit 7). Why is there so much difference in the gross profits for Vanilla as reported using the two overhead allocation systems?
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