Unless overtime and idle time are caused by a particular job, they are treated as:
A) a part of direct labour expense.
B) a part of manufacturing overhead.
C) associated with a particular product.
D) a part of manufacturing overhead AND associated with a particular product.

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Overtime and idle time are not directly associated with a particular job or product, but rather are a result of the overall production process. Therefore, they are treated as part of manufacturing overhead.

Unless Overtime and Idle Time Are Caused by a Particular