alleryStart learning →A cost driver is best described as a factor that does what?
AFixes the final price
BSets the profit margin
CRecords debtors' balances
DDetermines an activity's cost
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Determines an activity's cost
A cost driver is the structural factor that determines what an activity costs or why that cost changes.
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