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This document contains examples and exercises related to cost accounting. It includes schedules showing standard and actual production outputs, labor costs, and unit costs for various time periods. It also includes examples calculating learning curves to estimate total costs for increasing batch or cumulative quantities based on a learning curve coefficient of 0.8.
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This document contains sample ledger entries and calculations for different cost accounting methods including average costing, FIFO, and LIFO. It provides inventory balances, receipts, issues, unit costs, and calculations for multiple store ledger cards and costing exercises. The examples demonstrate how to apply different inventory costing methods to value ending inventory and calculate per unit product costs.
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