Write an analysis  detailing how the product’s cost was determined. •explain how the direct and indirect costs were calculated and what assumptions were used. •include a job cost sheet and a breakdown of costs. •include the total product cost and selling price of the product. remember to be creative and innovative! note: if you like, you may want to include pictures of the product to share with other students. the pictures will serve as a show and tell. address the following questions: •what is the relationship of product cost to the financial statements? •what is the purpose of creating a schedule of cost of goods manufactured? how does this schedule relate to the income statement? •are there ways to reduce certain costs in your product’s manufacturing process? for instance, could you outsource certain areas of production? if so, would be cost effective to do so? •what alternative ways exist for allocating overhead to your product? •what kind of costing system would work best for your product – job order costing, process costing, standard costing, etc.? •what qualitative factors might impact your overall product cost – time, quality, etc.? •what type of markup did you use to price your product? •what is the value of proper cost allocation practices and their impact on various business entities? give a specific example. •how will knowledge about cost accounting and cost management apply to your chosen career? how do you anticipate making similar decisions about product cost factors in your ideal job role?