Assigning costs to cost objects Select one: a. do all of these. b. can be a...
1. Which of the following is an example of the management activity referred to as planning? a. Developing a strategy for disposing of hazardous waste. b. The decision to eliminate an unprofitable segment of an organization. c. The decision to outsource an organization's payroll processing. d. All of these are correct 2. Investigating production variances and adjusting the production process is an example of a. planning. b. controlling c. decision making. d. all of these 3. Assigning costs to cost...
CHAPTER ONE 1) Cost Accounting: a) Is concerned with assigning costs to various cost objects. b) Attempts to satisfy the costing objectives of both financial and management accounting. c) Provides cost information the supports planning, controlling and decision making. d) All of the above. Answer: D (2 points) 2) Cost management information systems further competitive advantage by supporting three fundamental organizational goals. Which of the following is NOT one of these fundamental goals? a) Improved time based performance. b) Improved...
1) Cost Accounting: a) Is concerned with assigning costs to various cost objects. b) Attempts to satisfy the costing objectives of both financial and management accounting. c) Provides cost information the supports planning, controlling and decision making. dl All of the above. Answer: _(2 points) 2) Cost management information systems further competitive advantage by supporting three fundamental organizational goals. Which of the following is NOT one of these fundamental goals? a) Improved time based performance. b) Improved quality of products...
a. Proper Cost Assignment requires all of the followings except Assigning all allocable costs to appropriate segments b. Not allocating common costs to inappropriate segments Allocating common costs to inappropriate segments d. Using appropriate methods of allocation C. Select one a Not allocating common costs to inappropriate segments b. Allocating common costs to inappropriate segments c. Assigning all allocable costs to appropriate segments Od Using appropriate methods of allocation Clear my choice
a, Proper Cost Assignment requires all of the followings except Assigning all allocable costs to appropriate segments b. Not allocating common costs to inappropriate segments Allocating common costs to inappropriate segments Using appropriate methods of allocation C. d Select one: a. Assigning all allocable costs to appropriate segments O b. Not allocating common costs to inappropriate segments Olc. Using appropriate methods of allocation Ord. Allocating common costs to inappropriate segments
An approach to solving a CSP that can be implemented by assigning a value to one of the variables to reduce the complexity of the problem and then solving this less complex problem is called: Select one: a. Variable Elimination b. Domain Splitting c. Local Search d. Consistency Algorithm
Which statements best describe a health policy? Select all that apply. Select one or more: a. It involves governments or other authorized entities. - b. It includes actions, non-actions, decisions, and guidance. c. It results from an authorized personal decision-making process. d. It involves goal-directed decision-making. e. It involves decision-making on current political issues.
Proper Cost Assignment requires all of the followings except a. Assigning all allocable costs to appropriate segments b. Not allocating common costs to inappropriate segments c. Allocating common costs to inappropriate segments d. Using appropriate methods of allocation
Which type of costs occurs in a process cost system? Select one: a. Direct materials b. Direct Labor c. Manufacturing overhead d. All of the above
Define cost smoothing, and describe the consequences it can have on costs. What is cost smoothing? A. Cost smoothing describes a costing approach that allocates indirect costs to cost objects based on the budgeted average indirect cost rates multiplied by the budgeted quantities of the cost allocation bases. B. Cost smoothing describes the method of calculating the average fixed manufacturing overhead cost of each unit produced or service performed. C. Cost smoothing describes a costing system that uses direct costs...