alleryStart learning →For short-term indirect variable costs, the driver is generally
Aproduct complexity
Bscale of operations
Ctechnology choice
Dvolume of output
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. volume of output
Short-term indirect variable costs move with how much is produced or done, unlike long-term ones.
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