Jason's Outdoors manufactures two products: snow skis and water skis. Jason's managerial accountant suspects that product cost distortion through factory overhead allocation is occurring where snow skis are underpriced and water skis are overpriced. As a result, all of the following statements are true except WHAT?

Jason's accountant should consider a single plantwide rate to correct the problem.

Explanation:

If a company manufactures products that consume factory overhead costs in different ways, a single plantwide rate may not accurately allocate factory overhead costs to the products and cause cost distortions. Cost distortions can cause companies to lose sales and make incorrect decisions on expanding production.