Job Order Costing, Determining Costs You will review how cost accounting involves the measuring, recording, and recording of product costs. You will see how under a job order cost system costs are assigned to each job or to each batch of goods. The final objective is to compute the total cost per job. In order to remain competitive, companies determine the competitor's product costs. Spyglass Inc. creates various types of industrial glass products. Scenario: The company states that these are the costs they have incurred with regards to Batch 27A: Customer order quantity 500,000 for July: Raw materials: $2,000 Molds: $.40 Labor: $10.00 per hr. Containers: $2.59 Promotion: $1.00 Marketing: $0.20 Manufacturing overhead: $800.00 What type of costs will be involved in this job order? Why? What type of costs would be included in the manufacturing overhead per product? What costs would be period costs