I continued to the last sentence: "It remains to be interdependence between the cost drivers (which is challenging)
We then but for the famous motto "keep it simple decision:
- There are no multiple dependencies. Ie, a "secondary" cost driver is dependent on one primary.
- We assume causality, and not just correlations (I deprive myself of the discourse, whether causality or "only" correlations are detectable). That is, the secondary cost driver is a lot - in the first draft - linear function of the primary.
- A cost driver is the moment in which a function is defined for him, to a secondary and is not derived from a direct product relationship (closed to traffic).
- There can be no second function can be defined (see above).
- Primary product without reference - they are explicitly planned.
- primary product with respect - they are derived from the planned quantity of the products.
- Secondary - they are derived from the primary cost drivers.
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