The theory of constraints values inventory strictly on which cost?
AFull absorption cost
BNet realisable value
CReplacement cost
DTotally variable cost
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Totally variable cost
Inventory is valued only on the totally variable cost of creating it, with no overhead allocation.
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