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Major Electronics is a multi-plant assembler of computers and computer products. It has 40 plants located in southern Ontario and greater Montreal. In recent years, there have been concerns that its traditional method for allocating manufacturing overhead (MOH) is no longer relevant. Direct labour costs now average 6 percent of manufacturing costs for its 40 plants, with 55 percent for direct materials, and 39 percent for manufacturing overhead. The corporate management accounting branch is investigating alternative cost drivers. MOH is divided into three groups: procurement, production, and support. The standard chart of accounts for Major further classifies these costs into sub-classes (see Exhibit 1), which are ranked in order of importance. The corporate management accounting branch surveyed manufacturing managers at all 40 plants to obtain a list of the most important cost drivers for MOH