An activity that is performed to benefit the organization as a whole is a(n):

A. batch-level activity.
B. facility-level activity.
C. product-level activity.
D. unit-level activity.

Option B

An activity that is performed to benefit the organization as a whole is a(n):  facility-level activity.

Explanation:

Facility-level activities are those steps necessitated to sustain the general progress of a business. These procedures cannot be drawn to unique goods, production groups, or product ranges. Facility support activities are important for growth and creation to take place.

The facility‐level costs are retained separate from commodity costs and are not allotted to individual units because the allocation would hold to be performed on an imperious basis such as square feet, a quantity of divisions or products, and so on.

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