Exam 7: Differential Cost Analysis for Operating Decisions
Exam 1: Fundamental Concepts114 Questions
Exam 2: Measuring Product Costs125 Questions
Exam 3: Activity-Based Management139 Questions
Exam 4: Strategic Management of Costs,quality,and Time146 Questions
Exam 5: Cost Drivers and Cost Behavior114 Questions
Exam 6: Financial Modeling for Short-Term Decision Making120 Questions
Exam 7: Differential Cost Analysis for Operating Decisions186 Questions
Exam 8: Capital Expenditure Decisions126 Questions
Exam 9: Profit Planning and Budgeting126 Questions
Exam 10: Profit and Cost Center Performance Evaluation100 Questions
Exam 11: Investment Center Performance Evaluation126 Questions
Exam 12: Incentive Issues123 Questions
Exam 13: Allocating Costs to Responsibility Centers93 Questions
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Julianna LLC is facing a make-or-buy decision and must decide whether to meet its needs internally or to acquire goods or services from external sources.Julianna LLC adopted an activity-based costing system and found that its overhead costs were more than 50 percent of total product costs and the managers wanted to identify the activities that drove overhead costs.Based on the cost of activities,the management decided to outsource many of the activities that drove overhead costs.The expected result of this action would be that
Overhead costs cost of goods purchased from suppliers
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Customer costs generally fall under several categories,including
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When producing joint products,what are the relevant costs for a decision to sell or process further?
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In the short run,__________ limitations require choices among alternatives.
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The Star Company has the capacity to produce 5,000 units per year.Its predicted operations for the year are:
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Short-run decisions include pricing for which of the following?
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M Corporation makes automobile engines.The company's records show the following costs to
Manufacture part #308FD:
Another manufacturer has offered to supply M Corporation with part #308FD for a cost of $50 per unit.M Corporation uses 1,000 units annually.If M Corporation accepts the offer,what will be the short-run impact on operating income?

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In estimating order costs and carrying costs,only __________ costs matter.
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Product mix decision.The Gulf Shores Company has one machine on which it can produce either of two products,S or T.Sales demand for both products is such that the machine could operate at full capacity on either of the products,and Gulf Shores can sell all output at current prices.Product S requires one hour of machine time per unit of output and Product T requires two hours of machine time per unit of output.The following information summarizes the per-unit cash inflows and costs of Products S and T.
Selling costs are the same whether Gulf Shores produces Product S or T,or both;you may ignore them.
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Should Gulf Shores Company plan to produce Product S,Product T,or some mixture of both? Why?
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Which of the following represent the three major influences on pricing decisions?
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External financial reporting requires which costing method?
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Grizzly Company
Grizzly Company manufactures footballs.The forecasted income statement for the year before any special orders is as follows:
Refer to Grizzly Company.By what amount would operating income of Grizzly be increased or decreased as a result of accepting the special order?

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Which of the following describes just-in-time inventory methods?
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Which statement is true with regards to differential pricing?
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Which of the following cost allocation methods would be used to determine the lowest price that could be quoted for a special order that would utilize idle capacity within a production area?
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Customer profitability analysis.TMBank's management is evaluating the profitability of providing special Christmas Club accounts.The company's financial analysts have developed the following cost information:
On average,each account generates $75 per year in fees and interest.After inquiring whether the costs above are all differential,you learn that the $100,000 per year cost to acquire accounts includes $10,000 of advertising that TMBank would have done with or without the new accounts.The remainder of the $100,000 costs are differential.Further,you learn that $5 of the $50 to process and service accounts are general office costs allocated to these accounts,which are incurred whether or not the bank has the new accounts.The bank has an average of 3,500 new Christmas Club accounts each year.
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Should TMBank continue to offer these promotional accounts?

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Which of the following represents the performance measures used in a just-in-time system?
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What costs can be justified when a firm enters into agreements for the development and production of customized products with the Federal government?
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Genia Enterprises,Inc.has the capacity to produce 12,000 units per year.Expected operations for the year are
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Which of the following is the term that represents the costs of processing each purchase order?
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