When using internal rate of return,the cost of capital acts as Hurdle Rate.
Common Cost should not be allocated to the segments.
Ways to increase Return on Investement include all except increasing liabilities.
Segment Margin is obtained by deducting Traceable fixed cost from its contribution margin.
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When using internal rate of return, the cost of capital acts as a a. Capital cost rate b. Hurdle rate c. Star rate d. Super rate Select one: a. Super rate b. Hurdle rate c. Star rate d. Capital cost rate
Segment Margin is obtained by deducting Traceable variable costs from its contribution ratio b. Traceable fixed costs from its contribution margin Traceable sunk costs from its total cost d. Traceable fixed costs from its total cost Select one: a. Traceable fixed costs from its contribution margin O b. Traceable fixed costs from its total cost O c. Traceable sunk costs from its total cost
When using internal rate of return, the cost of capital acts as a a. Capital cost rate b. Hurdle rate Star rate d. Super rate Select one:
Segment Margin is obtained by deducting a. Traceable variable costs from its contribution ratio b. Traceable fixed costs from its contribution margin c. Traceable sunk costs from its total cost d. Traceable fixed costs from its total cost Select one: a. Traceable fixed costs from its total cost b. Traceable fixed costs from its contribution margin c. Traceable variable costs from its contribution ratio d. Traceable sunk costs from its total cost
Segment Margin is obtained by deducting a. Traceable variable costs from its contribution ratio b. Traceable fixed costs from its contribution margin c. Traceable sunk costs from its total cost d. Traceable fixed costs from its total cost
When a company is involved in capital budgeting decision, it can include all except a. Expansion decisions b. Make or buy decisions C. Lease or buy decisions d. Employee selection decisions Select one: O a. Lease or buy decisions O b. Employee selection decisions c. Expansion decisions O d. Make or buy decisions Previous page 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...
A segment margin: Select one: a. All of the choices b. is calculated by deducting fixed costs that are traceable to the particular segment from the segment's contribution margin. c. is the amount of operating income generated by subunit. d. is calculated as sales less variable costs less traceable fixed costs.
Please answer all the question!!! 5. When will the elimination overall profit? a. When the b. When th of a product line have no effect on the company's avoidable fixed costs equal the product line's contribution margin e unavoidable fixed costs equal the product line's contribution margin d when there are no fixed costs incurred by the product line d. When the product line contribution margi n is negative 6. All of the following are relevant to the sell or...
please answer all 4 multiple choice questions In a cost-volume-profit graph, the total cost line meets the Y (vertical) axis at the: a. variable cost per unit point. b. total sales revenues point. c. total fixed costs point. d. total mixed costs point. Which of the following equations is used to calculate the degree of operating leverage? a. Degree of Operating Leverage = Operating Income / Total Contribution Margin b. Degree of Operating Leverage = Total Fixed Cost / Operating...
Cost A Cost B Cost C Total Costs 60,000 units $75,000 $120,000 $65.000 $260,000 90.000 units $75,000 $180,000 $80,000 $335,000 Cost A is a cost 100 Desc O A. sunk O B. mixed O C. fixed atured Si OD. variable costs per ange Click to select your answer. 654 PN 11/520 A 0 RS2 Delete Insert Prisc Pelicans Ice is a snow cone stand near the local park To plan for the future, Pelicans Ioe wants to determine its cost...