Cost Aggregation

Cost Unit
A cost unit represents a unit of production for which costs are aggregated. It can vary from a single item like a chair or light bulb to a sub-assembly in more complex products like an aircraft wing or gearbox. In cases where individual unit costs are minimal, cost units might be expressed as batches.

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