Cost Accounting (15th Edition)

Published by Prentice Hall
ISBN 10: 0133428702
ISBN 13: 978-0-13342-870-4

Chapter 2 - An Introduction to Cost Terms and Purposes - Assignment Material - Questions - Page 54: 2-10

Answer

1. Direct materials inventory. This is inventory of materials directly involved in the manufacturing process. These direct materials are in stock and waiting to be used in the manufacturing process. 2. Work-in-process inventory. These are goods that have been partially worked; however the production process has not yet completed. They are also known as work in progress. 3. Finished goods inventory. These are unsold completely manufactured goods.

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1. Direct materials inventory. This is inventory of materials directly involved in the manufacturing process. These direct materials are in stock and waiting to be used in the manufacturing process. 2. Work-in-process inventory. These are goods that have been partially worked; however the production process has not yet completed. They are also known as work in progress. 3. Finished goods inventory. These are unsold completely manufactured goods.
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