02-05-2010, 03:28 AM
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<br />I am totally in against of using high and low method. It does not suit professional accountants. Rather statical methods produce most accurate results. I am unable to understand why accoutants remain reluctant to use quantitative techniques.
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Awais,
Let us know how fixed cost or variable cost be arrived at using any other tactics, as you said Statistical tools shall be more viable option than High Low method.
What statistical technique should be applied specially in the case posted by the query?
Regards,
<br />I am totally in against of using high and low method. It does not suit professional accountants. Rather statical methods produce most accurate results. I am unable to understand why accoutants remain reluctant to use quantitative techniques.
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Awais,
Let us know how fixed cost or variable cost be arrived at using any other tactics, as you said Statistical tools shall be more viable option than High Low method.
What statistical technique should be applied specially in the case posted by the query?
Regards,
