Q:Are activity based costing systems appropriate for the service industry? Explain.Q:Explain why the maintenance of the medical services provider network is treated as a product sustaining, level activity by Pennsylvania Blue Shield.Q:How could the administration at Delaware Medical Center’s Primary Care Unit use the activity based costing information developed by the ABC projectQ:Explain a key difference in the interpretation of the ABC data in Exhibit (a) (Patio Grill Company) and Exhibit (b) (Delaware Medical Center).(a)(b)Q:Explain the concept of two-dimensional ABC. Support your explanation with a diagram.Q:Tioga Company manufactures sophisticated lenses and mirrors used in large optical telescopes. The company is flow preparing its annual profit plan.Q:Urban Elite Cosmetics has used a traditional cost accounting system to apply quality-control costs uniformly to all products at a rate of 14.5Q:Ken taro Corporation manufactures VCRs in its Tokyo plant. The following costs are budgeted for January. (Yen is the Japanese monetary unit.)RawQ:Refer to the information given in the preceding exercise. For each of the activity cost pools identified, indicate whether it represents aQ:Wheelco, Inc. manufactures automobile and truck wheels. The company produces four basic, high- volume wheels used by each of the large automobile andQ:Refer to the description given for Wheelco, Inc. in the preceding exercise. Suppose the firm’s president has decided to implement an activity-basedQ:Finger Lakes Winery is a small, family-run operation in upstate New York. The winery produces. Two varieties of wine: riesling and chardonnay. Among