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The document defines joint costs as costs incurred from a single production process that yields multiple products simultaneously. It discusses two categories of outputs from joint production - those with positive sales value (joint products) and those with zero sales value (byproducts). Three common approaches to allocating joint costs are discussed: 1) using market data like revenues, 2) using physical measures, and 3) estimating net realizable value. Two examples are provided to illustrate how to allocate

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DEREJE

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