The period cost of a text book printer would include A paper cost B wages is...

The period cost of a text book printer would include

A paper cost

B wages is q press operator

C CEO salary expense

D factory insurance costic spirit is based upon

Expert Solution

The option C CEO salary expense is correct.

Explanation:

The period cost is not a part of manufacturing process. all other option A paper cost, B wages is q press operator & D factory insurance costic spirit is based upon are relating to manufacturing process.

Period cost includes selling and administrative expenses and CEO salary expense is a part of administrative expense.

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