Determine the product costs per unit using the existing cost accounting system. Show as clearly as possible all the intermediate steps for allocations, including departmental cost driver (allocation base) rates and a breakdown of product costs into each of their components. b) Determine the product costs and profits per unit using the new activity-based costing system. Show as clearly as possible all the intermediate steps, including the cost driver rates and components of product costs. Specify all the assumptions you make. Why do you think Alice, Inc. uses the number of setup hours [instead of the number of setups] as the cost driver measure for the machine setup activity? c) Explain the principal reasons that the old cost accounting system at Alice, Inc. may be distorting its product costs and profitability. Support your answer with numbers when necessary. d) Discuss, in great detail, to what extent the new cost accounting system at Alice, Inc. may be characterized as an ABC system. e) Analyze the profitability of the two products. What insight is provided by the new profitability analysis? What should Alice, Inc. do to enhance its profitability? What options may be available?