Exam 5: Accounting for Inventory
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According to the IMA, the term used to describe a situation where an input was used specifically to obtain a particular output, in a way that can be verified, is "responsiveness."
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A company that sets its standard costs, assuming that production will normally occur under close to ideal conditions, is said to be using "achievable" standards.
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In general, a manager using the payback method to decide between two projects would pick the project with the longer payback period.
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A disadvantage of the accounting rate of return method of evaluating capital investments is that it ignores the timing of when cash inflows occur.
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The type of cost relationship that exists when costs do not vary, regardless of the level of a cost driver (within some relevant range of output), is
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A likely advantage of a participatory budget process (compared to a top-down budget process) is
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The net present value of a potential investment will normally decrease when the required discount rate increases.
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According to the IMA, "capacity" means the potential for a resource to do work.
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Gao Corp. produced 2,000,000 units this year, at a variable cost of $3 per unit. Its fixed costs are $1,200,000 per year. It sold all 2,000,000 units produced at $5 per unit. Its total contribution margin for the year was
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Assume that the standard cost to make one unit of product includes 10 units of raw materials at a standard price of $3 per unit. In July, 20,800 units of raw materials that cost $2.96 each were used to produce 2,000 units of finished product. What is the materials quantity variance?
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The internal rate of return on an investment is the discount rate that makes the present value of future cash flows exactly equal to the initial investment.
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Budgets can serve as a means of communicating top management objectives to lower-level managers.
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A graph with the amount of some cost driver on the "x" axis and the cost of production on the "y" axis that is a straight line, with an upward slope, starting with $5,000 of costs at zero levels of production, would indicate which type of cost relationship?
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One problem of summarizing management accounting data is that summaries may not give managers insight into variations and detailed specific information.
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Let AR = actual hourly rate for direct labor, SR = the standard hourly rate, AH = the actual direct labor hours used, and SH = the standard direct labor hours for a given level of production. The direct labor efficiency variance equals
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The word that refers to a characteristic of an input that allows for the input (and its costs) to be eliminated as a result of a decision is
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Achievable standards are less likely to discourage workers than are tight standards.
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When a company is considering discontinuing production of a product, the salvage value of the production machinery would usually be relevant to the decision.
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Basile Corp. produced 5,000 units this year. The standard quantity of raw materials per unit was 2 kilograms, and the standard price per kilogram was $3. The company actually used 2.1 kilograms per unit, and paid $3.10 per kilogram. The raw materials price variance was
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One difference between long-term and short-term decision situations is that in long-term decision situations, more costs are normally considered fixed.
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