Question 36 (1 point) "Separable costs", by definition, in a "joint process" occur before the "splitoff point" True False Question 37 (1 point) Stock Options, in their basic form, allow a manager the option to buy their company's shares at a set price at some future date True False Question 38 (1 point) Within the same company, it makes sense to have identical compensation packages for the divisional mangers. True False Question 39 (1 point) A clothing manufacturing company regularly takes product that is "off spec" and sells them at discounted prices in "bargain bin stores". The resultant lost revenue is an example of scrap costs spoilage costs rework costs joint costs Question 40 (1 point) For companies operating plants in different tax jurisdictions where Transfer Prices are in play, your instructor argued Transfer Pricing decisions are best made by operating plant managers as they have the inhouse expertise" to make the best decision on behalf of the entire company Transfer Pricing decisions are best made by operating plant managers as they have the local market expertise" to make the best decision on behalf of the entire company Transfer Pricing decisions are best made by head office personnel as they have the "accounting/financial analysis/tax" expertise and are unbiased when it comes to making the best decision on behalf of the entire company