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Understanding DM Pricing and Costing Methods

Incentives are calculated based on actual direct materials (DM), direct labor (DL), and overhead costs compared to budgeted amounts using the high-low method. Cost per equivalent unit is determined using a hard benchmark to evaluate performance and calculate incentives.

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Understanding DM Pricing and Costing Methods

Incentives are calculated based on actual direct materials (DM), direct labor (DL), and overhead costs compared to budgeted amounts using the high-low method. Cost per equivalent unit is determined using a hard benchmark to evaluate performance and calculate incentives.

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Incentives

DM price

Cost per unit= actual DM+ Actual DL+ budgeted Overhead

High Low method

Cost per equivalent unit

Hard benchmark

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