which factor that cause change in cost of activity
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An activity cost driver, also known as a causal factor, causes the cost of an activity to increase or decrease. An example is a change in the cost of warehousing or a change in the level of production
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Introduction:
A cost driver is a factor that influences the cost of an activity. notion is most typically used to allocate overhead expenses to the number of units produced. It may also be used in activity-based costing analysis to identify the sources of overhead, which can then be utilized to reduce overhead expenses.
Explanation:
A cost driver is the direct cause of a cost, with an impact on the overall cost incurred. For instance, if you need to calculate the amount of power.
Therefore, cost driver is the factor.
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