Which of the following is not a criticism of traditional costing systems?
A) They tend to be more expensive.
B) They can distort product costs.
C) They tend to use too few cost pools.
D) They are designed to allocate only manufacturing costs.

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Traditional costing systems are criticized for potentially distorting product costs, using too few cost pools, and being designed to allocate only manufacturing costs, but not for being more expensive. This criticism is more often directed at activity-based costing systems, which are designed to provide more accurate cost information but can be more costly to implement and maintain.

Which of the Following Is Not a Criticism of Traditional