A) out-of-pocket cost.
B) opportunity cost.
C) direct cost.
D) cost object.
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A) Industry
B) Opportunity
C) Character
D) Incentives
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A) $60,800
B) $56,000
C) $75,200
D) $65,600
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A) The cost of the cup and the lid is an indirect cost because it can be readily traced to the cost object.
B) The shop supervisor's salary is a direct cost because it cannot be readily and feasibly traced to the cost object.
C) The volume of coffee beans purchased is a variable cost because it changes along with the changing volume of cups of coffee sold.
D) The shop's monthly water bill is a fixed cost because it changes along with the changing volume of sales.
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A) manufacturing costs minus non-manufacturing costs.
B) manufacturing costs minus manufacturing overhead.
C) manufacturing costs minus fixed costs.
D) manufacturing costs minus direct materials.
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A) Whether it changes when activity levels change.
B) Whether it is relevant to a particular decision.
C) Whether it can be traced to a specific cost object.
D) Whether it is related to manufacturing or nonmanufacturing activities.
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A) Information is used by internal parties.
B) Information is subjective,relevant,and future-oriented.
C) Reports are prepared as needed.
D) Reports are prepared according to GAAP.
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A) costs that are not worth the effort to trace to a specific cost object.
B) costs that change,in total,in direct proportion to changes in activity levels.
C) always irrelevant.
D) costs that remain constant,in total,no matter the activity level.
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A) budgets.
B) performance evaluations,for example budget-to-actual reports.
C) cost reports.
D) financial statements prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles.
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A) Data collected from YouTube videos
B) The collection of petabytes of data per hour
C) Data that is created in real time
D) Delivering data as quickly as possible
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A) The cost of rent on the factory.
B) The cost of factory supervision.
C) The cost of raw materials.
D) The cost of depreciation on equipment.
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A) To plan,I would prepare a preliminary list of goals and plans and then hold a kick-off meeting with the club's membership to present and revise the plan.
B) To control,I would identify two additional individuals within the club to help lead the event.
C) To control,I would create a timeline and schedule of key tasks leading up to the event and assign responsibility for each task to key members of the club.
D) To implement,I would hold regular check-in meetings to monitor progress.
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A) Planning
B) Implementing
C) Reviewing
D) Control
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