Those activities that consume resources but do not contribute to the value of the product are referred as
A)contribution activities.
B)non-value-added activities.
C)manufacturing overhead.
D)period costs.

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Non-value-added activities refer to those activities that consume resources but do not contribute to the value of the product. These activities are also known as waste or non-essential activities. Examples of non-value-added activities include unnecessary movement of materials or products, excess inventory, and waiting time.

Those Activities That Consume Resources but Do Not Contribute to the Value