What is marginal costing?
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Answer / sneha pawar
marginal cost are defined as the change in total cost
resulting from a one unit change in output. they are the
variable cost associated with increasing output in the short
run. a change in marginal cost might come about for example
because of a change in the price of essential raw material or
an increase in the wage rate paid to part time employees.
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Answer / sharan
it is type of flexible standard costing that seperates fixed
cost from proportional costs in relation to the out put
quantity of the projects.
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Answer / siva narayana reddy
The cost which is incared for manufacturing additional units of goods and services are know as a marginal cos. The marginal cost which is only impact on variable cost but not fixed cost.
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