Accountancy, asked by mbodke490, 2 months ago

is usually of greater commercial importance
O
By-product
O Joint product
O both the given options
O None of qbove​

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Answered by IceWeb
46

Joint Product is the correct option

A joint product is usually of greater commercial importance than a by-product. A joint product principally differs from a by-product in importance.

Answered by Anonymous
0

Joint products are of greater commercial importance

  • These goods are those that are created at the same time with the same input, using the same method.
  • These have a high market value that none of them can be identified as the main product.
  • When raw materials are processed in this category of goods, more than two products are produced.
  • The management intentionally produces these products, i.e. the management strives to produce all of the products.
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