A. revenue allocation
B. revenue object
C. revenue increment
D. reciprocal revenue
Related Mcqs:
- The process in which earned revenue is related to specific revenue object, which can cannot trace it in cost effective way is known as __________?
A. revenue allocation
B. revenue object
C. revenue increment
D. reciprocal revenue - If the budgeted revenue is $20000 and the breakeven revenue is $15000, then the margin of safety will be __________?
A. $35,000
B. $13,000
C. $5,000
D. $10,000 - A document which consists information about labor time usage, for specific job in a specific department, is known as __________?
A. selling time record
B. labor time record
C. buying time record
D. direct time record - If the budgeted revenue is $50000 and the breakeven revenue is $35000, then the margin of safety would be ____________?
A. $12,000
B. $14,000
C. $15,000
D. $16,000 - If the breakeven revenue is $360000 and the revenue per bundle is $12000, then the number of bundles to be sold to breakeven can be ___________?
A. 52 bundles
B. 48 bundles
C. 45 bundles
D. 30 bundles - If the breakeven revenue is $220000 and the revenue per bundle is $10000, then the number of bundles to be sold to breakeven will be ___________?
A. 32 bundle
B. 22 bundle
C. 42 bundle
D. 38 bundle - A document which contains information about the materials of specific product, in specific department comes under __________?
A. costing method
B. selling method
C. material acquisition method
D. none of above - An error term, disturbance term or residual term is calculated as ___________?
A. U=A-b
B. u=A-a
C. u=Y-y
D. u=X-x - The method of revenue allocation, which ranks products included in bundle according to predetermined criteria of management is known as _____________?
A. step down allocation method
B. stand-alone revenue allocation method
C. incremental revenue allocation method
D. revenue mix allocation method - The third ranked product in incremental revenue-allocation method is known as _________?
A. primary product
B. First incremental product
C. Second incremental product
D. Third incremental product
