Matching Key Terms and Concepts to Definitions
A number of terms and concepts from this chapter and a list of descriptions, definitions, and explanations follow. For each term listed on the left, choose at least one corresponding item from the right. Note that a single term may have more than one description and a single description may be used more than once or not at all.
1. | Excess capacity. | (a) Short-term management decision made using differential analysis. |
2. | Identify the decision problem. | (b) Management decision in which lost revenue is compared to the reduction of costs to determine the overall effect on profit. |
3. | Constrained resource. | (c) Exists when a company has not yet reached the limit on its resources. |
4. | Special-order decision. | (d) Costs that have already been incurred. |
5. | Differential costs. | (e) Management decision in which fixed manufacturing overhead is ignored as long as there is enough excess capacity to meet the order. |
6. | Evaluate the costs and benefits of alternatives. | (f) Costs that can be avoided by choosing one option over another. |
7. | Make-or-buy decision. | (g) Step 5 of the management decision-making process. |
8. | Sunk costs. | (h) Management decision in which relevant costs of making a product internally are compared to the cost of purchasing that product. |
9. | Opportunity costs. | (i)Cost that is relevant to short-term decision making |
10. | Keep or drop decision. | (j) Resource that is insufficient to meet the demands placed on it. |
11. | Full capacity. | (k) First step of the management decision-making process. |
12. | Avoidable costs. | (l) Costs that are always irrelevant to management decisions. |
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| (m) Exists when a company has met its limit on one or more resources. |
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| (n) Benefits given up when one alternative is chosen over another. |
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| (o) Costs that change across decision alternatives. |
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| (p) Step 3 of the management decision-making process. |
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