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Cost : Concept , Classification and Component

Cost : Concept , Classification and Component

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Financial Education

University

Hard

Created by

NURUL AKMAR BINTI AHMAD MAJURI KM-Pensyarah

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17 Slides • 21 Questions

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Multiple Choice

What are the main components of cost classification?

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Materials

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Labor

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Overhead

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

What is the difference between costs and expenses?

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Costs are always fixed

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Expenses are always variable

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Costs are incurred to generate revenue

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Expenses are not related to revenue generation

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Multiple Choice

What are the four functions that management can carry out with the help of cost information?

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Planning

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Controlling

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Decision making

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

What is the main difference between costs and expenses as described in the image?

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Costs are future benefits, while expenses are current benefits.

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Costs are always higher than expenses.

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Expenses are investments, while costs are not.

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Costs and expenses are the same.

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Multiple Choice

What are the three classifications of costs mentioned in the image?

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Function

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Behavior

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Other

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Classification

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Multiple Choice

What are the components of Manufacturing Cost and Non-Manufacturing Cost as shown in the image?

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Direct Material, Direct Labor Cost, Selling Expenses, Administration Expenses

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Direct Material, Direct Labor Cost, Prime Cost, Selling Expenses

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Manufacturing Overhead Cost, Conversion Cost, Selling Expenses, Administration Expenses

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Direct Material, Prime Cost, Selling Expenses, Administration Expenses

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Multiple Choice

What are the three main components of manufacturing costs?

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Direct Material

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Direct Labor

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Manufacturing Overhead

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Marketing Costs

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Multiple Choice

What costs are included in Conversion Cost?

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Direct materials and direct labour

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Direct labour and manufacturing overhead

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Selling expenses and administrative costs

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Prime costs

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Multiple Choice

What are the main components of Prime Cost?

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Direct materials and direct labour

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Manufacturing overhead

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Selling expenses

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Administrative costs

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Multiple Choice

Abigail is managing a project and needs to identify the direct costs. Direct costs are . . .

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materials that are used for marketing purposes

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materials that are used for office supplies

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materials that are used to make a product indirectly

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easily traceable to the cost object

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Multiple Choice

What are the two main categories of non-manufacturing costs?

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Selling Expenses

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Administrative Expenses

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Production Costs

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Direct Costs

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Multiple Choice

The best way to earn a consistent rate on net sales is to

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increase sales

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increase net income

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decrease sales

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control costs

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Multiple Choice

What is included in total selling and administration cost?

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Research and development expenses
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Employee salaries
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Sales commissions

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Cost of raw materials

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Multiple Choice

General/Administration costs include:

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Direct materials

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Sales commissions

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Office supplies

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Shipping costs

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Multiple Choice

What are the three types of costs described in the image?

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Variable Cost

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Fixed Cost

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Mixed Cost

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

What are the two types of costs represented in the image?

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Direct Cost

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Indirect Cost

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Fixed Cost

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Variable Cost

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Multiple Choice

What are the two examples of direct costs mentioned in the image?

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Direct materials

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Direct labor

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Indirect costs

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Fixed costs

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Multiple Choice

What are examples of indirect costs mentioned in the image?

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Indirect labor

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Advertising expenses

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Director’s salary

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

What are the main components of manufacturing costs as shown in the diagram?

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Direct Materials

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Direct Labor

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Manufacturing Overhead

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

What are the main differences between product costs and period costs?

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Product costs are reported in the Statement of Profit or Loss

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Period costs are involved in the process of making products

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Product costs include selling expenses

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Period costs are reported in the Statement of Cost of Goods Manufactured

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