Product-cost cross-subsidizations

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Product-cost cross-subsidizationis more likely to occur when:

a. multiple cost pools are used

b. every effort is made to tracwe cost to cost objects

c. a punut better approach is used to allocate overhead

d. multiple activity drivers are used

e. none of the above

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