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    Conversion Costs May Be Separated into Direct Labour and Overhead
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Conversion Costs May Be Separated into Direct Labour and Overhead

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Conversion costs may be separated into direct labour and overhead when it is relatively easy to track direct labour, and the use of labour occurs in a different pattern than the use of overhead resources.

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