Classification of Costs The following are the costs incurred by a printing company:1. Print machine setup costs2. Cost of complexity due to the number and variety of products3. Costs to train new printing staff in the use and safety features of the equipment4. Ink5. Customer service costs6. Paper7. Redesign of the print process to improve efficiency8. Machine operation labor9. Order taking10. Purchasing and stocking paper and other suppliesRequired1. Identify the above costs as (a) activity-based costs, (b) volume-based costs, (c) structural costs, or(d) executional costs.2. Identify each cost as either a product cost or a period cost.3. Identify which, if any, of these costs has a potential harmful environmental impacT

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