A company using a volume-based overhead assignment (allocation) method will tend to: Multiple Choice

Understate the cost of low volume products.

Understate the cost of all products.

Overstate the cost of low volume products.

Understate the cost of high volume products ( this one is incorrect)

Either understate or overstate the cost of high volume products depending on the specific manufacturing factors involved.

invoicing cost is an example of a:

Multiple Choice

Customer-sustaining cost.

Distribution-channel cost.

Sales-level cost.

Incorrect

Customer batch-level cost.

Customer unit-level cost.