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Question
Direct cost increases when ______.
Options
Sales price of product increases
Cost of raw material increases
Tax increases
Subsidy increases
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Solution
Direct cost increases when cost of raw material increases.
Explanation:
Direct costs rise when the cost of raw materials increases because these expenses are directly tied to the production of goods. As raw materials are essential components, any price fluctuation directly impacts the total production cost.
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