Jonas Company makes two products, X and Y. X needs Processes I and II. Y needs Processes I and III. Given the limited resources available, Jonas makes X in Week 1, and Y in Week 2.

The cost of each process (I, II, and III) vary continuously due to constant changes in price-demand relation (in labor, material, and overhead resources)

Jonas would like to determine which products costs more. Which is the most scientific way (to control out random factors as much as possible)?

Selected Answer:	Compare actual costs of X (cost of Processes I and II) with actual costs of Y (cost of Processes I and III).
Answers:	The above two methods are the same. So, it does not matter between (A) and (B).
	Compare actual costs of X (cost of Processes I and II) with actual costs of Y (cost of Processes I and III).
	Compare actual costs of X (cost of Processes II only) with actual costs of Y (cost of Process III only).