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Product Costing

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What is Product Costing?

Product costing is the process of determining the total cost associated with manufacturing a product or delivering a service. It involves identifying and allocating all direct and indirect costs to a specific product or service. This information is vital for setting prices, evaluating profitability, making informed production decisions, and controlling costs. Common methods used in product costing include standard costing, activity-based costing (ABC), and marginal costing.

What other technologies are related to Product Costing?

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Analyzes profitability based on product costing data. Useful for understanding the financial implications of different costing methods.
mentioned alongside Product Costing in 61% (588) of relevant job posts
Assigns costs and revenues to profit centers, which can leverage product costing to determine profitability at a granular level.
mentioned alongside Product Costing in 52% (474) of relevant job posts
Tracks costs within cost centers. Product costing uses cost center data to allocate overhead and other indirect costs.
mentioned alongside Product Costing in 44% (461) of relevant job posts

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