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1.

The selection of target price, understanding customer requirements, improving product designs and use of cross functional teams are considered as aspects of

A. target pricing
B. target costing
C. value engineering
D. all of above
Answer» E.
2.

When an essential information for calculation of income statement is missing, then the costs that can be considered for this purpose is called

A. expected cost
B. expected revenues
C. irrelevant costs
D. relevant costs
Answer» E.
3.

The costs that are unavoidable and remain unchanged no matter what done are classified as

A. sunk costs
B. bunked costs
C. unrecorded costs
D. recorded costs
Answer» B. bunked costs
4.

If the contribution margin per unit is $40 per unit and selling price is $200, then the contribution margin percentage would be

A. 20%
B. 10%
C. 22%
D. 16%
Answer» B. 10%
5.

The factor, which is largely considered in making or buying decisions is

A. quality of suppliers
B. dependability of suppliers
C. production irrelevancy
D. both a and b
Answer» E.
6.

If the contribution margin per unit is $1000 and the contribution margin percentage is 25%, then the selling price would be

A. $2,500
B. $4,000
C. $3,800
D. $3,800
Answer» C. $3,800
7.

If the fixed cost is $40000 and the contribution margin per unit is $800 per unit, then the breakeven of units will be

A. 60 units
B. 30 units
C. 50 units
D. 70 units
Answer» D. 70 units
8.

The book value of existing equipment is a historical cost and not necessary for deciding equipment replacement, thus it can be considered as

A. operating cost
B. sunk cost
C. in-house cost
D. out-house cost
Answer» C. in-house cost
9.

The cost such as dispose value of an old machine is $6000 is classified as

A. irrelevant
B. depreciated cost
C. salvages
D. relevant
Answer» E.
10.

An investment of money in idle inventory, in place of investing the same amount of money somewhere else is an example of

A. offshore cost
B. outsource cost
C. in-source cost
D. opportunity cost
Answer» E.
11.

The major approaches to make decisions about pricing include

A. market based
B. sunk cost
C. cost based
D. both a and c
Answer» E.
12.

The companies that perform in competitive markets using the pricing approach are known as

A. independent revenue approach
B. market based approach
C. dependent revenue approach
D. cost based approach
Answer» C. dependent revenue approach
13.

An income, which a company aims to earn by selling each unit of market offering is classified as

A. target operating income per unit
B. target cost per unit
C. total current full cost
D. total cost per unit
Answer» B. target cost per unit
14.

The kind of cost which on elimination, would not reduce the perceived usefulness that customers can obtain by using the market offering is known as

A. designed-in costs
B. locked-in costs
C. value added cost
D. non-value added cost
Answer» E.
15.

The companies that perform in less competitive markets and their market offerings significantly differ are classified as

A. independent revenue approach
B. market based approach
C. cost based approach
D. dependent revenue approach
Answer» D. dependent revenue approach
16.

The technique, which accumulates and tracks revenues of business function in value chain attributed to each market offering from R&D; to final customer support is called

A. product life cycle
B. life cycle budgeting
C. life cycle costing
D. target costing
Answer» C. life cycle costing
17.

The process which leads to disassembling and analysis of competitors, operating activities to become acquainted with competitors' technologies is called

A. outsource engineering
B. reverse engineering
C. target engineering
D. off shore engineering
Answer» C. target engineering
18.

The major influential factors on supply and demand include

A. customers
B. costs
C. competitors
D. all of above
Answer» B. costs
19.

The formal method of making choices, considering help of quantitative and qualitative analysis is classified as

A. quantitative analysis
B. decision method
C. qualitative method
D. linearity method
Answer» C. qualitative method
20.

If the contribution margin percentage is 30%, the selling price is $5000, then the contribution margin per unit will be

A. $900
B. $1,200
C. $1,500
D. $1,600
Answer» D. $1,600
21.

The decisions made by company, which products to manufacture and sell and in what quantities, of many product lines are called

A. incremental decisions
B. outsource decisions
C. product mix decisions
D. in-source decisions
Answer» D. in-source decisions
22.

The products, divisions and customers are the examples of

A. revenue increment
B. reciprocal revenue
C. revenue allocation
D. revenue object
Answer» E.
23.

If the contribution margin per unit is $700 per unit and the break-even per unit is $40, then the fixed cost would be

A. $35,000
B. $28,000
C. $17,500
D. $82,000
Answer» C. $17,500
24.

The methods used to allocate costs of reciprocal support departments include

A. direct method
B. step down
C. reciprocal method
D. all of above
Answer» E.
25.

The method which allocates the cost of support department to only operating departments is called

A. indirect method
B. direct method
C. step down method
D. reciprocal method
Answer» C. step down method
26.

According to incremental method, the party which receives the highest ranking in allocation of common cost is classified as

A. Third incremental party
B. second incremental party
C. primary party
D. First incremental party
Answer» D. First incremental party
27.

The package which consists of two or more products to be sold for single price, but components of products in package have separate stand-alone price is called

A. step down product
B. dual mix product
C. bundled product
D. reciprocal product
Answer» D. reciprocal product
28.

If the variable cost per unit is $25 and the quantity of units sold is 5000, then the total variable cost would be

A. $155,000
B. $125,000
C. $135,000
D. $145,000
Answer» C. $135,000
29.

The product costing technique in which markup component is added into cost base, to set a target price is known as

A. market based approach
B. cost incurrence pricing
C. cost plus pricing
D. locked-in cost pricing
Answer» D. locked-in cost pricing
30.

In cost-plus pricing, the 'plus' refers to a component named as

A. off shore cost
B. markup
C. sunk cost
D. outsource cost
Answer» C. sunk cost
31.

If the invested capital is $150000 and target rate of return on investment is 16%, then the targeted annual operating income would be

A. $27,000
B. $26,000
C. $24,000
D. $25,000
Answer» D. $25,000
32.

The span time from initial research and development of product till support and customer service, if not offered for that particular product will be called

A. product life cycle
B. life cycle budgeting
C. life cycle costing
D. target costing
Answer» B. life cycle budgeting
33.

If the selling price is $5000, the contribution margin per unit is $1000, then the contribution margin percentage will be

A. 12%
B. 20%
C. 5%
D. 15%
Answer» C. 5%
34.

If the contribution margin is $13000, the total variable cost is $7000 then the total revenue will be

A. $6,000
B. −$6000
C. $20,000
D. −$20000
Answer» B. −$6000
35.

If the total revenue is $9000, the total variable cost is $2000, then the contribution margin will be

A. $11,000
B. −$7000
C. $4,500
D. $7,000
Answer» E.
36.

If the revenue is $15000, the total variable cost is $5000 and the fixed cost $2000 then the operating income will be

A. $4,000
B. $8,000
C. $5,000
D. $3,000
Answer» C. $5,000
37.

An estimated price, which is expected to be paid by customers for particular market offering is classified as

A. target price
B. target cost
C. outsource price
D. off shore price
Answer» B. target cost
38.

A particular term for which specific revenue measurement is required is known as

A. revenue allocation
B. revenue object
C. revenue increment
D. reciprocal revenue
Answer» C. revenue increment
39.

The fourth step in decision making process is

A. linear correlation
B. making decisions
C. implement decisions
D. evaluate performance
Answer» C. implement decisions
40.

In relevance concepts, the relevant revenues are also termed as

A. parallel revenues
B. abnormal revenues
C. expected future revenues
D. serial revenues
Answer» D. serial revenues
41.

If the fixed cost is $30000 and the contribution margin per unit is $600 per unit, then the breakeven in units will be

A. 50 units
B. 60 units
C. 70 units
D. 65 units
Answer» B. 60 units
42.

The fixed cost is divided to contribution margin to calculate

A. breakeven revenue
B. total revenue
C. fixed revenue
D. variable revenue
Answer» B. total revenue
43.

The first step in decision making process is to

A. identify the problem
B. identify the linear variable
C. identify the certainty
D. identify the multiplier
Answer» B. identify the linear variable
44.

The third ranked product in incremental revenue-allocation method is known as

A. primary product
B. First incremental product
C. Second incremental product
D. Third incremental product
Answer» E.
45.

The target price is subtracted from per unit target operating income to calculate

A. total current full cost
B. total cost per unit
C. target operating income per unit
D. target cost per unit
Answer» E.
46.

The method, which allocates cost of support department for operating departments by recognizing all the mutual services provided is classified as

A. indirect method
B. direct method
C. step down method
D. reciprocal method
Answer» E.
47.

If break-even number of units are 120 units and the fixed cost is $62000, then the contribution margin per unit will be

A. $74,400
B. $7,440,000
C. $516.67
D. $51,667
Answer» D. $51,667
48.

If the contribution margin per unit is $500 and the contribution margin percentage is 25%, then the selling price will be

A. $2,000
B. $5,250
C. $4,280
D. $3,860
Answer» B. $5,250
49.

The decisions made by team of individuals or single person, whether to outsource the products or in-source are classified as

A. demand or supply decisions
B. make or buy decisions
C. relevant or irrelevant decision
D. idle or busy decisions
Answer» C. relevant or irrelevant decision
50.

The contribution margin per unit is divided by selling price to calculate

A. fixed margin percentage
B. contribution margin percentage
C. variable margin percentage
D. breakeven margin percentage
Answer» C. variable margin percentage