Exam 13: Management Control Systems, the Balanced Scorecard, and Responsibility Accounting

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A logical integration of management accounting tools to gather and report data and to evaluate performance.

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Management control system

Total quality management

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A responsibility centre whose success is measured NOT only by its income, but also by relating that income to its invested capital is called a(n)

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Good performance measures will do all of the following EXCEPT

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Which of the following would NOT be a step in the design of a successful management control system?

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A set of activities assigned to a manager or a group of managers or other employees.

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A management control system must evolve with changing times, or the organization risks not being able to manage its resources effectively or efficiently.

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Any cost that cannot be affected by the management of a responsibility centre within a given time span is a(n)

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Decreasing cycle time

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a management control system?

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Exertion toward a goal or objective, including all conscious actions that result in more efficiency and effectiveness, is referred to as

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Who is responsible for developing, maintaining and evaluating internal control systems?

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Managers on all levels are asked to explain the total segment contribution but are held responsible only for the

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A set of activities assigned to a manager or a group of managers or other employees is called a(n)

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The statistical plot of measures of various product dimensions or attributes is called a

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Nagel Corporation and Connors Company are computer companies. Comparative data for 20X1 and 20X5 are given below. Nagel Corporation and Connors Company are computer companies. Comparative data for 20X1 and 20X5 are given below.    Assume that each 20X1 dollar is equivalent to 1.60 of the 20X5 dollars, due to inflation. -What is Nagel's 20X5 productivity measure in terms of revenues per employee? Assume that each 20X1 dollar is equivalent to 1.60 of the 20X5 dollars, due to inflation. -What is Nagel's 20X5 productivity measure in terms of revenues per employee?

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Explicit coordination of individuals' activities, actions and choices is the hallmark of the

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Conway Corporation and Philips Company are computer companies. Comparative data for 20X1 and 20X3 are given below. Conway Corporation and Philips Company are computer companies. Comparative data for 20X1 and 20X3 are given below.    Assume that each 20X1 dollar is equivalent to 1.45 of the 20X3 dollars, due to inflation. -What is Conway's 20X1 revenues per employee in term of 20X3 dollars? Assume that each 20X1 dollar is equivalent to 1.45 of the 20X3 dollars, due to inflation. -What is Conway's 20X1 revenues per employee in term of 20X3 dollars?

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The following information is available for Vegetable Company and its two divisions, Carrots and Celery: The following information is available for Vegetable Company and its two divisions, Carrots and Celery:   Required: a. Compute the contribution margin for the Carrots Division. b. Compute the contribution controllable by the manager of the Celery Division. c. Compute the contribution by segment for the Celery Division. d. Compute the income before income taxes for the Vegetable Company. Required: a. Compute the contribution margin for the Carrots Division. b. Compute the contribution controllable by the manager of the Celery Division. c. Compute the contribution by segment for the Celery Division. d. Compute the income before income taxes for the Vegetable Company.

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Mini Sales and Maxi Sales are two of the largest mail order companies in Canada. Given below is selected information for these two companies for 20X2 and 20X3. Mini Sales and Maxi Sales are two of the largest mail order companies in Canada. Given below is selected information for these two companies for 20X2 and 20X3.   Required: a. Compute the 20X2 and 20X3 productivity measures in terms of customer orders per employee for Mini Sales and Maxi Sales. b. Compare the change in productivity between 20X2 and 20X3 for Mini Sales and Maxi Sales. Do you note any problem areas? Required: a. Compute the 20X2 and 20X3 productivity measures in terms of customer orders per employee for Mini Sales and Maxi Sales. b. Compare the change in productivity between 20X2 and 20X3 for Mini Sales and Maxi Sales. Do you note any problem areas?

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