the return on investments is 12%, and the invested capital is $500,000. What is the income?

1. Which one of the following does not describe a type of transfer pricing? Select one: Ca Market based b. Target-based X Cc. Cost-based Cd. Negotiated 2. Which one of the following is the formula for Residual Income (RI)? Select one: Ca. Profit before tax notional interest charge b. Net cash flow for year + notional interest charge c. Profit before tax notional interest charge X Cd. Net cash flow for year - notional interest charge 3. All of the product of Division One can be sold in the external market at $11.25 per batch. The product can be transferred to Division Two and sold by Division Two for $13.00 per batch. What is the transfer price? Select one: Ca. $13.00 b. $11.25 Cc. $8.00 Cd. $8.50 4. The most common category(ies) included on a balanced scorecard isare): Select one: Ca. Customer satisfaction b. Internal processes c. All of the above Cd. Financial X 5. The return on investment (ROI) is 12%, and the invested capital is $500,000. What is the income? ANSWER ON CHEGG Select one: C a N$80,000 b. N$15,000 c. N$60,000 Cd. N$12,000 6. The return on investment (ROI) is 12%, and the invested capital is $500,000. What is the income! CHEGG Select one: Ca. N$80,000 Cb NS15,000 c. N$60,000 Cd. N$12,000 7. Division R sells one of its products to division in the same group. The product cost consists of 160 for materials, 60 for direct labour, 10 for variable overhead and 110 for fixed overhead. R division sets its profit margin equal to 40% of the variable cost. What is the ideal transfer price if R is operating at full capacity? Select one: Ca. $230 E b. S160 Cc. $340 Cd. S432 X