A. indirect labor cost of goods sold
B. direct labor cost of goods sold
C. direct material cost of goods sold
D. indirect material cost of goods sold
Related Mcqs:
- The throughput contribution is added into direct material cost of goods sold to calculate _________?
A. indirect material
B. revenues
C. expenses
D. direct material - The direct material cost of goods sold is $8450, throughput contribution is $18650 then the revenues will be equal to __________?
A. $27,100
B. $37,100
C. $10,200
D. $12,200 - If the revenues are $85000 and throughput contribution is $63700, then direct material cost of goods sold will be ___________?
A. $21,300
B. $148,700
C. $138,700
D. $118,700 - If the contribution margin of bundle is $4000 and the revenue of the bundle is $16000, then the contribution margin percentage for bundle will be _____________?
A. 10%
B. 15%
C. 25%
D. 35% - If the contribution margin of bundle is $45000 and the revenue of the bundle is $15000, then the contribution margin percentage for bundle will be ___________?
A. 6%
B. 3%
C. 9%
D. 12% - If the cost of direct materials use in the goods sold is $5000 and the total revenues are $9000 then the throughput contribution would be ____________?
A. $5,000
B. $14,000
C. $4,000
D. $9,000 - The contribution margin per unit is divided by contribution margin percentage to calculate ______________?
A. percentage price
B. margin price
C. contribute price
D. selling price - Direct material cost of sold goods is subtracted from revenues to calculate __________?
A. accrual contribution
B. indirect contribution
C. throughput contribution
D. direct contribution - The target price is subtracted from per unit target operating income to calculate __________?
A. total current full cost
B. total cost per unit
C. target operating income per unit
D. target cost per unit - The static budget amount is subtracted from the flexible budget amount to calculate the __________?
A. sales budget variance
B. cost budget variance
C. resultant budget variance
D. static budget variance
