Question 41 (1 point) It is best to accurately keep track of spoilage, rework and scrap costs in order to all of the listed answers are correct be able to address problems with a manufacturing process in a timely manner accurately calculate product prices be able to justify the purchase of new, more efficient/effective machinery/processes Question 42 (1 point) The presence of "Safety Stock" increases "Carrying Costs" associated with inventory True False Question 43 (1 point) Which of the following is correct when lower inventory volumes are pursued transportation costs may go up: "opportunity costs of investment" may go down: "receiving costs" may go up: theft may go down; obsolescence costs may go down transportation costs may go down; "opportunity costs of investment" may go down; "receiving costs" may go up: theft may go down; obsolescence costs may go down transportation costs may go down; "opportunity costs of investment" may go down: "receiving costs" may go up: theft may go down; obsolescence costs may go up transportation costs may go up; "opportunity costs of investment" may go down; "receiving costs" may go up: theft may go down; obsolescence costs may go up Question 44 (1 point) The purpose of allocating revenues from "bundled products/services to the individual products/services is to make capital investment decisions all of the listed answers are potentially correct to assess individual products/services profitability to assess individual product manager's performance Question 45 (2 points) Company Y uses a "Cost-Plus" strategy to set its product prices. $2,000,000 of capital are invested in "Product S". Next year it is projected to make 20,000 units of "Product S" at a full product cost of $102 per unit. The company's desired ROI is 15%. To meet it's objectives, the price for "Product S" next year should be set at $103.50 per unit $202 per unit $117 per unit $215 per unit