A. increase in product diversity
B. increase in indirect costs
C. product market competitions
D. all of above
Related Mcqs:
- The costing system, which is a combination of process costing and job costing system, is classified as __________?
A. weighted costing system
B. average costing system
C. hybrid costing system
D. double costing system - The costing technique, which classify all the activities in costing hierarchy is classified as ____________?
A. activity based costing
B. non-financial costing
C. profit costing
D. lump sum costing - If the fixed manufacturing cost expenses are under variable costing and are not expensed in absorption costing, it is resulting in _________?
A. production exceeds breakeven sales
B. breakeven sales exceeds production
C. price exceeds cost
D. cost exceeds price - The variance which is included in absorption costing, but not in variable costing is classified as __________?
A. production volume variance
B. cost volume variance
C. profit volume variance
D. fixed cost variance - The normal costing and standard costing methods are used in decisions such as ___________?
A. investment decisions
B. pricing decisions
C. product mix decisions
D. Both B and C - The major influential factors on supply and demand include ____________?
A. customers
B. costs
C. competitors
D. all of above - The third step in process costing system is to ____________?
A. summarize flow of output
B. compute output in units
C. summarize total costs
D. compute cost for each equivalent unit - The costing system, which classify cost into cost categories in a way when an expense is incurred in the process is called ____________?
A. conversion expense costing system
B. inventory costing system
C. process costing system
D. job costing system - The factors identified by cause and effect diagrams include ___________?
A. component and material factors
B. machine-related factors
C. human factors
D. all of above - The factors that affect the demand of the customers include __________?
A. cyclical factors
B. seasonal factors
C. trend factors
D. all of above