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The main difference between job order and process costing systems is that

▸ one accumulates costs by materials issued and the other by labor incurred.

▸ one accumulates costs by individual jobs and the other by particular processes.

▸ one emphasizes costs accumulated in completed products and the other emphasizes costs associated with work-in-process.

▸ one emphasizes costs adding value to the product and the other emphasizes costs incurred because of waste, scrap, and obsolescence.

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