When a company has too many products in inventory it sometimes closes or idles a factory for
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When a company has too many products in inventory it sometimes closes or idles a factory for three or four months. Do you think the costs associated with the closed or idle factory should be included in the standard cost of the products produced when the factory is operating? Why or why not?
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