Answer:
D. The fixed overhead cost deferred in ending inventory is less than the fixed overhead cost recognized from beginning inventory.
Step-by-step explanation:
Fixed overhead costs are costs such as utility bills, taxes, insurance, salaries, and government fees, etc.
With absorption costing, the fixed overhead costs, such as marketing, were allocated to inventory, and the larger the inventory, the lower was the unit cost of that overhead. An illustration is, if a fixed cost of$2,000 is allocated to 500 units, the cost is $2000/500 per unit (I.e. 4 per unit). But if there are 4,000 units, the per-unit cost is $1