The type of outcomes that can be measured in numerical terms are classified as ___________?

Related Mcqs:

1. The type of outcomes, which can never be measured in numerical terms in books of accounts are classified as _________?

   A. expected factors B. recorded factors C. qualitative factors D. quantitative factors...

2. The financial factors measured in numerical terms, having some monetary value are considered as ___________?

   A. qualitative factors B. quantitative factors C. expected factors D. recorded factors...

3. The type of distribution, which consists of alternative outcomes and probabilities of events is classified as _____________?

   A. event table B. outcome table C. decision table D. probability table...

4. In broader categories, the outcomes of decisions are classified as __________?

   A. sunk factors B. quantitative factors C. qualitative factors D. both B and C...

5. The percentage of variation in the ‘Y’ explained by the ‘X’ is measured by ___________?

   A. coefficient of residual B. coefficient of prediction C. coefficient of determination D. coefficient of index...

6. The cause and effect relationship that exists between change in total cost level and change in level of activity, is measured with the help of ___________?

   A. production driver B. cost driver C. price driver D. estimation driver...

7. Competitiveness can be best measured by ___________?

   A. Gross margin B. income margin C. sales margin D. cost margin...

8. 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...

9. In monetary terms, an expected value of the outcome is classified as __________?

   A. expected value B. expected decision value C. expected outcome value D. expected monetary value...

10. The type of costs that cannot be traced for individual products but help in supporting an organization are classified as ___________?

    A. individual sustaining costs B. facility sustaining costs C. sustained tracing D. support tracing...