A. practical capacity
B. theoretical costing
C. standard capacity
D. actual capacity
Related Mcqs:
- The capacity of the operations in company, which does not consider shutdown periods and interruptions, in operations is considered as ________?
A. normal capacity
B. theoretical costing
C. standard capacity
D. actual capacity - The measuring of capacity levels, in terms of practical and theoretical capacity is classified as _________?
A. capacity write down
B. capacity write up
C. capacity supplied
D. capacity borrowed - The theoretical capacity of the company considers ideal goal of ___________?
A. normal utilization
B. standard utilization
C. capacity utilization
D. actual utilization - The difference between master budget capacity and practical capacity is considered as ________?
A. normal used capacity
B. unplanned and unused capacity
C. planned unused capacity
D. unplanned used capacity - If the capacity utilization and its cost are fixed in product costing, the capacity management is ___________?
A. for short run
B. for long run
C. for one day
D. for few days - An officer responsible for financial operations of organization is considered as ___________?
A. chief financial officer
B. chief manager
C. chief line function
D. chief staff function - The measuring of capacity in terms of normal capacity utilization is also termed as __________?
A. output demanded
B. input demanded
C. capacity supplied
D. capacity borrowed - The budget, which predicts the effect of given level of operations on a cash position is classified as __________?
A. market budget
B. price schedule
C. planned schedule
D. cash budget - An amount of available capacity other than employed capacity, to meet the customer’s demand, is classified as _________?
A. targeted capacity
B. budgeted capacity
C. recovery capacity
D. unused capacity - The step of installing production scheduling procedure, to improve plant operations is considered as __________?
A. potential cost response
B. potential budget response
C. potential management response
D. potential price response