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Distinguish between volume based and non-volume based cost drivers?
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∙ 13y ago
Volume based drivers are cost drivers which relates to the things like no. of units made, direct labout cost and number of direct labour costs etc and is similar to the tpe of cost driver for unit-related activities
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