1. Identify three strategies for achieving customer value. Identify a company and describe how they achieve one of these strategies. 2. Describe features of organizations that promote decisions to achieve organizational goals. is the benefit received by various stakcholders from their investment in the organization. 4. Why should sunk costs be ignored for planning purposes? 5. Describe what the graphs below are illustrating. Fed accounts Variable accounts Number of units of output Number of units of output 6.The cost of initiating production, which does not vary with the number of units produced is known as a. 7. Cost-benefit Analysis of Information - A Blu-ray disk manufacturer feels that he needs better information on the quality of disks that the plant is producing. He is considering purchasing a scanning machine that would identify defects in the Blu-ray disks as they are being produced. The scanner would have to be operated full time by an employee. What factors should the manufacturer consider in determining the costs and benefits of the scanning machine? 8. Please describe the meaning of direct product costs; give two examples in your description. 9. To analyses different organizational activities what costs that indirect costs are the four types of activates/level of are divided into? And describe 2 of these levels. 10. What are the six steps in tracing indirect costs to products? 11. Describe the product life cycle, include the different stages. 1. Identify three strategies for achieving customer value. Identify a company and describe how they achieve one of these strategies. 2. Describe features of organizations that promote decisions to achieve organizational goals. is the benefit received by various stakcholders from their investment in the organization. 4. Why should sunk costs be ignored for planning purposes? 5. Describe what the graphs below are illustrating. Fed accounts Variable accounts Number of units of output Number of units of output 6.The cost of initiating production, which does not vary with the number of units produced is known as a. 7. Cost-benefit Analysis of Information - A Blu-ray disk manufacturer feels that he needs better information on the quality of disks that the plant is producing. He is considering purchasing a scanning machine that would identify defects in the Blu-ray disks as they are being produced. The scanner would have to be operated full time by an employee. What factors should the manufacturer consider in determining the costs and benefits of the scanning machine? 8. Please describe the meaning of direct product costs; give two examples in your description. 9. To analyses different organizational activities what costs that indirect costs are the four types of activates/level of are divided into? And describe 2 of these levels. 10. What are the six steps in tracing indirect costs to products? 11. Describe the product life cycle, include the different stages.