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Exam 8: Using Accounting Information to Make Managerial Decisions
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Question 121
Essay
Brandon,Inc.is a consulting firm headquartered in Dallas.Trish Hardin,CEO of the company plans to attend a professional conference in Atlanta where she intends to network in the pursuit of business.She enjoys shopping and dining in Atlanta and is looking forward to the trip.She registered for the conference and made hotel and airfare reservations six weeks ago.Her airline ticket and registration fee are non-refundable,but it is not too late to cancel her hotel room.The day before the conference,a company executive from El Dorado calls and wishes to meet with Trish the next day regarding a consulting project.If Trish chooses to make the trip to El Dorado,she will drive.Both trips will require an overnight stay.Trish does not have a prediction of how much revenue either trip may generate.Costs related to the two trips are as follows:
Required: a. Which of the above costs are not relevant? b. Without considering qualitative factors, which alternative will Trish choose? Why? c. What are three factors other than costs that Trish should consider?
Question 122
Multiple Choice
In making the decision about whether to accept a special order for pianos,which of the following costs should be considered?
Question 123
Multiple Choice
Glade Industries manufactures and bottles energy drinks.Last year the company made and bottled 2,500,000 units. Glade has the capacity to manufacture and bottle 3,000,000 units per year. Glade has received a special offer from a grocery chain for 500,000 bottles with a special label to be sold as the house brand energy drink. Glade’s normal selling price is $.80 per bottle. The special offer is for $360,000 total $.72/bottle. Management estimates that the variable cost per bottle is $.34; fixed manufacturing overhead is $.22/bottle. Of the fixed costs assigned to this special order, $2,500 is for the special labels, the remainder is attributable to costs that will be incurred regardless of whether the special order is produced. What is the operating income generated by the special order?
Question 124
Multiple Choice
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?
Question 125
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is
not
\textbf{ not }
not
a qualitative issue that must be considered before reaching a decision to outsource?
Question 126
Essay
Because of rising salaries and cost of healthcare and other employee benefits,TJ Manufacturing has decided to outsource one of its non-value added processes.As leader of the team responsible for determining the best process to be outsourced,you must write the memo to the CEO,Jon Duncan,explaining why your team chose to outsource the payroll function.Explain to the CEO the qualitative and quantitative impacts of your team's decision on the business.
Question 127
Essay
Jerry Mounds,controller for Pearl Distributing,has prepared the following financial information for the most recent period showing profitability the of its three departments :
The factory rent of $3,200 assigned to Department C is avoidable if the department is eliminated.Depreciation will remain unchanged if a department is dropped.Discontinuing Department C will reduce the utilities by $600. Required: Prepare an analysis showing whether Department C should be eliminated.
Question 128
Essay
Complete the table below by placing an "X" under each heading that classifies the costs as avoidable or unavoidable in a decision to accept a special order.
Question 129
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is
not
\textbf{ not }
not
a qualitative issue that must be considered before reaching a decision to outsource?
Question 130
Essay
In deciding whether to eliminate a segment of a business,an important issue is the identification of common costs.ans the following questions relating to common costs. a.What is a common fixed cost? b.Is a common fixed cost considered relevant? c.Give two examples of common fixed costs. d.What happens to common fixed costs if a segment is eliminated?
Question 131
Essay
Paper Moon,a manufacturer of outdoor lighting fixtures is operating at less than full capacity.The plant manager is considering making the mounting brackets now being purchased from a supplier at $8 each.Paper Moon already has the equipment to produce the brackets.The plant manager has analyzed the cost of producing the brackets and determined that each bracket will require $2 of direct material,$1 of direct labor,and $8 of manufacturing overhead.Seventy-five percent of the manufacturing overhead is a fixed cost that would not be affected by the decision to manufacture the brackets.Should Paper Moon continue to purchase the brackets or produce them internally?
Question 132
Essay
List the two criteria information meet to be considered relevant to decision making and explain the difference between sunk cost and opportunity cost and indicate whether they can be considered relevant.