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A) Total overhead costs amount to about 5 per cent of total prime costs.
B) The various products made by the firm follow different sequences of manufacturing activities.
C) Overhead costs in some departments are a very large proportion of total department cost, but are a very small proportion in other departments.
D) The firm makes multiple products using common equipment and employees.
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A) $12 000
B) $15 000
C) $12 857
D) $13 500
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A) $55 927
B) $52 800
C) $53 800
D) $56 072
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A) obtains the highest yield.
B) serves no other support department.
C) serves the greatest number of other support departments.
D) obtains the highest yield AND serves no other support department.
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A) i, ii and iii
B) i and iii
C) iii
D) i
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A) cost of departments.
B) cost of direct materials.
C) cost of overhead pools.
D) cost of activities.
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A) the maximum level of production that a plant will produce under normal, efficient operating conditions.
B) the maximum level of production that a plant will produce under peak efficiency.
C) the minimum level of production that a plan can produce under peak efficiency.
D) the level of production given the theoretical level of customer demand.
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A) capital budget.
B) average fixed and variable costs.
C) short-term needs of the user departments.
D) projected long-run needs of the user departments.
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A) direct method and cost application.
B) cost distribution and step-down method.
C) direct method and step-down method.
D) step-down method and cost application.
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A) $10 247
B) $8571
C) $9857
D) $10 350
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A) $28 000
B) $30 000
C) $53 000
D) $58 000
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A) $60 000
B) $54 000
C) $21 053
D) $28 948
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A) A two-stage allocation process is not suitable under an activity-based costing system.
B) Under activity-based costing, the emphasis is on the cost of activities.
C) Under an activity-based costing system, the cost of activities may include the cost of labour.
D) Under activity-based costing, the emphasis is on the cost of activities AND under an activity-based costing system, the cost of activities may include the cost of labour.
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A) variable cost application.
B) fixed cost separation.
C) reciprocal cost allocation.
D) dual cost allocation.
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A) when actual amounts are used the behaviour of one responsibility centre affects the costs allocated to other responsibility centres.
B) budgeted amounts are known in advance, therefore costs are easier to allocate.
C) the use of actual amounts could cause fluctuations in the prices charged for a company's products or services.
D) budgeted amounts are known in advance, therefore costs are easier to allocate AND the use of actual amounts could cause fluctuations in the prices charged for a company's products or services.
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