Exam 8: Using Accounting Information to Make Managerial Decisions
Exam 1: Accounting As a Tool for Management162 Questions
Exam 2: Cost Behavior and Cost Estimation Summary of Questions by Objectives and Blooms Taxonomy173 Questions
Exam 3: Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis and Pricing Decisions146 Questions
Exam 4: Product Costs and Job Order Costing162 Questions
Exam 5: Planning and Forecasting195 Questions
Exam 6: Performance Evaluation: Variance Analysis191 Questions
Exam 7: Activity-Based Costing and Activity Based Management178 Questions
Exam 8: Using Accounting Information to Make Managerial Decisions189 Questions
Exam 9: Capital Budgeting171 Questions
Exam 10: Decentralizing and Performance Evaluation194 Questions
Exam 11: Performance Evaluation Revisited: a Balanced Approach171 Questions
Exam 12: Financial Statement Analysis169 Questions
Exam 13: Statement of Cash Flows163 Questions
Exam 14: Topic Focus: Process Costing68 Questions
Exam 15: Topic Focus Variable and Absorption Costing51 Questions
Exam 16: Topic Focus Standard Costing Systems42 Questions
Exam 17: Topic Focus Customer Profitability45 Questions
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Because depreciation is a fixed cost that is avoidable,it is irrelevant in making an outsourcing decision.
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Pueblo Production Company manufactures 50,000 high-definition televisions each year.Pueblo is considering purchasing the glass screens from an outside source rather than producing them internally.The following data relate to the glass screens:
Should Pueblo purchase or produce the screens,and what is the savings associated with the decision?

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Given the following data,what is the total relevant cost of internal production of 2,000 products?

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Murphy's,Inc.has the following production and cost data for two of its products,Standard and Deluxe:
A total of 80,000 hours is available each period for the production of the two products.The demand for both products is strong and Murphy will be able to sell as many of either product as it can produce.Ignoring qualitative issues,which of the two products should Murphy produce?

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A type of analysis that helps decision makers understand the impact of their choices is referred to as incremental analysis.
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Toyota, a Japanese company, has a manufacturing plant in Canton, Mississippi. If Toyota were to contract with Ford Motor Company to manufacture its autos at a Ford plant in the United States, this would be an example of
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Range Rider Industries manufactures chairs and tables that are in high demand by local office furniture stores.Following is information for each of these products:
Range Rider has 900 machine hours available each month.The demand for chairs is 560

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The formula for calculating the contribution margin per constrained resource is Contribution Margin Per Unit divided by Units Produced.
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A company can increase its throughput by which of the following actions?
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Sanderson's Woodworking Company is considering the addition of a new line of quilt frames to its current product lines.If the new quilt frames are added to Sanderson's production,contribution margin of the other products is expected to drop by $2,000.Sanderson has summarized the projected revenue and cost for the new line of frames.
a.If Sanderson adds the new quilt frame to its line of products,what will be the increase in operating income?
b.What are three issues that Sanderson should consider before adding the new line?

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When a customer requests a special order and the supplier has capacity constraints,reducing the special order is normally an option.
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Mantle,Inc.produces two types of wooden mallets,Ash and Oak,in its Miami factory.Data relating to the mallets are given below:
A total of 600 hours are available in the Miami facility.
a.How many hours will be required to satisfy the demand for both products?
b.How much of each product should be produced to maximize Mantle's operating income?

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The costs that should be included in an outsourcing decision are the:
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If the unit cost of direct materials is $20, direct labor is $12, variable overhead is $2, avoidable fixed costs are $6,000, unavoidable fixed costs are $5,000 and sunk costs are $9,000, what is the total relevant cost for 300 products?
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Newport Manufacturing makes and sells backyard fire pits. Each fire pit regularly sells for $269. The following cost data per unit are based on a full capacity of 3,000 fire pits produced each period.
Newport is negotiating a special order for the sale of 75 fire pits to an overseas customer who is located in a country that does not have civil liberties for its population. The only selling cost that would be incurred on the special order would be a $10 sales commission. Newport is expected to make 2,500 fire pits before the special order.
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a. What is the minimum selling price Newport should negotiate for the special order?
b. What are three factors other than relevant costs that Newport should consider concerning this special order?

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The option of accepting a special order should always be chosen if the price exceeds the relevant costs to produce and deliver the order to the customer.
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According to the theory of constraints,which of the following is not a step required to maximize and improve the performance of a value chain?
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Vista Industries manufactures 75,000 digital cameras each year.Vista has been producing the lenses internally.However,late last year the company received an offer to produce the 150,000 lenses the company uses each year for a total contract price of $380,000.When Vista manufactures the lenses internally,direct materials cost $1.05 per lens,direct labor is $.65 per lens,and variable overhead is $.30 per lens.Vista's total overhead is $110,000.If the lens were purchased,$28,000 of fixed overhead could be avoided.Should Vista purchase or produce the lenses,and what is the savings associated with the decision?
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