An approach in which, the over allocated and under allocated is spread – McqOptions

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1.	An approach in which, the over allocated and under allocated is spread in, ending balance of finished goods control, is called
A.	allocation approach
B.	unadjusted approach
C.	proration approach
D.	adjusted approach
Answer» D. adjusted approach

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