A. demand elasticity
B. price elasticity
C. price inelasticity
D. demand inelasticity
Related Mcqs:
- In relevance concepts, the relevant revenues are also termed as ___________?
A. parallel revenues
B. abnormal revenues
C. expected future revenues
D. serial revenues - If the actual price input is $700, the budgeted price of input is $400 and the actual quantity of input are 50 units, then the price variance will be ___________?
A. $15,000
B. $13,000
C. $11,000
D. $9,000 - If the actual input price is $150 and the budgeted input price is $80, then the price variance will be ___________?
A. $130
B. $70
C. $150
D. $80 - If the budgeted input price is $50, the price variance is $30 then an actual price will be ___________?
A. $100
B. $20
C. $80
D. $60 - If the budgeted input price is $80 and the price variance is $40, then an actual price will be ___________?
A. $20
B. $120
C. $40
D. $60 - In operating income strategic analysis, the strategic component which measures change in operating income, attributed for change in price of outputs and inputs is classified as __________?
A. internal process component
B. growth component
C. price recovery component
D. productivity component - The statistical method used to measure average change in dependent variable, with respect to change of one unit in independent variable is called ___________?
A. times series method
B. time horizon method
C. aggression method
D. regression method - In operating income strategic analysis, the strategic component which measures change in cost attributed to price of input in current year, relative to price of input material in last year, can be classified as __________?
A. internal process component
B. growth component
C. price recovery component
D. productivity component - The value, which measures that how large is the value of standard error in relevance to value of estimated coefficient, is termed as __________?
A. t-value
B. b-value
C. d-value
D. c-value - The relevant costs are classified in relevance concepts as ____________?
A. expected future costs
B. serial costs
C. parallel costs
D. abnormal costs
