Question 19.19. Which one of the following methods uses units of output to allocate joint costs to joint products? (Points : 2) | Net realizable value method. Physical units method. Net sales value method. Sales value at split-off method Which of the following statements regarding capital investment analysis is false? (Points : 2) | A long-term planning horizon is assumed. Benefits of potential investment projects are conceptually expressed in terms of accounting income (or reduction in costs). Project acceptance decisions are based on models that explicitly incorporate the time value of money. Need to incorporate income-tax effects in the analysis, for both revenues (gains) as well as expenses (losses). Discounted cash flow (DCF) decision models are used by a majority of large organizations. | Question 24.24. For a typical capital investment project, the bulk of the investment-related cash outflow occurs: (Points : 2) | During the initiation stage of the project (i.e., at time period 0). During the operation stage of the project. Either during the initiation stage or the operation stage. During neither the initiation stage nor the operation stage. Evenly during all three stages: initiation, operation, and final disposal. | Question 25.25. In a joint production process, the allocation of joint (common) costs to the joint products is needed: (Points : 2) | To meet external reporting requirements (i.e., for financial statement preparation purposes). To determine whether the firm in question should produce at all. To assess managerial performance. To determine which products, if any, should be produced beyond the split-off point. Carmino Company is considering an investment in equipment that will generate an after-tax income of $6,000 for each year of its four-year life. The asset has no salvage value. The firm is in the 40% tax bracket. The net book value (NBV) of the investment at the beginning of each year will be as follows: Year 1 = $30,000 Year 2 = 15,000 Year 3 = 7,500 Year 4 = 3,750 Calculate this asset's book (accounting) rate of return on average investment, which is defined as a simple average of the average book value for each of the four years. Round the final answer to the nearest whole %. (Points : 2) | 15%. 27%. 36%. 43%. 58%. | Question 29.29. The difference between the actual operating income of the period and master budgeted operating income for the period is the: (Points : 2) | Total flexible-budget variance. Sales volume variance. Sales price variance Operating income flexible-budget variance. Total operating income variance. | Question 30.30. Which of the following benefits is not typically associated with a move to a just-in-time (JIT) manufacturing system? (Points : 2) | Raw materials are delivered as close as possible to time of production. Existence of long-term contracts with selected suppliers. Reduction in employee training and education costs. Decreases in manufacturing lead time. Improved customer-response time (CRT). During which stage of the sales life cycle of a product do sales continue to increase but at a decreasing rate, and competition tends to focus on cost? (Points : 2) | Maturity. Decline. Inflation. Growth. Introduction. | Question 33.33. The "flexible budget" can best be described as a budget that adjusts: (Points : 2) | Revenues for sales-dollar changes. Revenues and expenses for changes in output (such as sales volume). Expenses for changes in budgeted output between two periods. For efficiency, but not selling price and cost variances. For selling price and cost variances, but not efficiency variances. | Question 34.34. Matinna Co. maintains no inventories and has the following data pertaining to one of its direct materials in July: Standard Quantity of DM for the Units Manufactured = 30,000 DM Purchased | | | | |