Which of the
following incentive method of wage payment is most suitable where quality and
accuracy of work is of primary
importance
Time rate
system
Piece rate
system
Halsey premium system
Differential piece
work system
Costs that
are always relevant in decision making are
Fixed costs
Sunk costs
Variable costs
Avoidable costs
A detailed
plan showing how cash resources will be acquired and used over a specific time
period
Labor budget
Cash budget
Master budget
Continuous budget
When price
fluctuate widely the method that will smooth out the effect of fluctuations is
LIFO
FIFO
Weighted average
Simple average
Any cost that differs between alternatives in a
decision making situation
Product cost
Opportunity cost
Differential cost
Process costing
Which of the
following form must be filled out when inventory is to be removed from the
materials inventory to be placed into production
Material
requisition form
Purchase order
Receiving report
Purchasing requisition
The standard
costing can be used along with
Marginal costing
Job and process
costing
Absorption costing
All of above
A cost which increases or
decreases per unit when volume of output decreases or increases is
Direct cost
Variable cost
Fixed cost
Indirect cost
The type of
accounting which reports financial and non-financial data about the cost of
material and acquiring of resources is classified as:
Cost accounting
Material accounting
Business accounting
Supplies accounting
Total costs are
comprised of
Variable cost plus fixed cost
Variable cost
plus fixed plus semi variable cost
Fixed cost plus semi variable cost
Variable cost plus semi variable cost
The standard
cost variance representing the difference between actual FOH and budgeted FOH
based on actual hours worked is the
Efficiency
variance
Spending variance
Volume variance
Quantity variance
The labor which is related to the manufacturing of the
product is classified as
direct
manufacturing labor costs
indirect manufacturing labor costs
work in process cost
finished costs
The direct material costs are added into direct
manufacturing costs to calculate
discuss costs
prime
costs
resale cost
merchandise costs
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