Joint Costs in Different Industries May Be Allocated Using Any

Multiple Choice

Joint costs in different industries may be allocated using any of the following methods, except:

A) relative cubic footage of gases from a gas exploration process
B) relative sales values of fresh tomatoes, pulp tomatoes and tomato juice at the split-off point
C) relative profitability of pine planks, plywood, chips and sawdust at the split-off point
D) relative net realizable values at the split-off point of gold, silver, copper found in 100 tons of mining ore
E) none of the above