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Total questions: 30
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Class
Date
1.
What does a negative Net Present Value imply?
a)
The present value of cash outflow is smaller than the present value of cash inflow
b)
The present value of cash outflow is greater than the present value of cash inflow
c)
The present value of cash outflow is greater than the future value of cash inflow
d)
The present value of cash outflow is smaller than the future value of cash inflow
2.
To respond against company’s policy which is transforming towards an approach of value-based management, Thomas as the CEO of PT Royal Agri has been discussing about the planned operational activities with an independent management consultant. In order to focus on the company’s primary activities, which of the following activities that need Thomas’s attention referring to Porter’s Value Chain concepts?
a)
Monitoring of raw material purchases scheme from suppliers and other business lines
b)
Monitoring of employees’ performances to company’s operational activities
c)
Monitoring of logistic flows and product distribution to distributors and consumers
d)
Monitoring of technology development and maintenance that supports company’s operational activities
3.
Francis is a human resource manager who is responsible for the recruitment of new employees. In order to execute his plan, Francis has performed various activities such as selection of employees, assignment of tasks and responsibilities to each individual, and delegation of authorities to subordinates. Which of the following management function that Francis has executed in carrying out his duties?
a)
Forecasting
b)
Controlling
c)
Planning
d)
Organizing
4.
In the SWOT analysis, XYZ Ltd found out that their business partner didn’t have reliable suppliers, this situation would be considered as:
a)
Strength
b)
Weakness
c)
Opportunities
d)
Threats
5.
XYZ Ltd is a house ware corporation that has been manufacturing washing machine and fridge for the last few years. Recently, as they face the sinking market share, XYZ Ltd reduced its dependency on its main products by venturing into smartphones and laptops. This is an example of:
a)
Integration
b)
Acquisition
c)
Divestiture
d)
Diversification
6.
Miss Fenny has been working at XYZ Inc. for the last five years. She belongs to a group of workers who are given an administrative oversight of the team’s planning, staffing, scheduling and monitoring. Which of the following types of team that best describe the team Ms. Fenny belongs?
a)
Self-managed Team
b)
Functional Team
c)
Cross-functional Team
d)
Virtual Team
7.
According to Keynesians, for monetary policy to have a stimulative effect on GDP, a(n):
a)
Increase in the money supply lowers the interest rate in order to stimulate higher levels of investment
b)
Increase in the money supply lowers the interest rate in order to lower levels of investment
c)
Decrease in the money supply lowers the interest rate in order to stimulate higher levels of investment
d)
Decrease in the money supply causes the interest rate to rise in order to stimulate higher levels of investment
8.
Suppose workers become pessimistic about their future employment, which causes them to save more and spend less. If the economy is on the intermediate range of the aggregate supply curve, then:
a)
The price level will rise but there is no effect on real GDP
b)
Real GDP will fall and the price level will rise
c)
Real GDP will rise and the price level will fall
d)
Both real GDP and the price level will fall
9.
In the calculation of consumption function, MPC never shows a negative value due to …..
a)
Income is higher than consumption
b)
The value of consumption which keeps on changing
c)
People cannot live at a rate below the autonomous consumption
d)
Income keeps on rising
10.
National income components are as follows:
Land rent Rp 1.000.000
Labor wages Rp 500.000
Investment Rp 750.000
Entrepreneur profit Rp 100.000
Consumption Rp 1.000.000
Interest of capital Rp 200.000
If the national income is calculated using the income approach, the amount is as follows ….
Land rent Rp 1.000.000
Labor wages Rp 500.000
Investment Rp 750.000
Entrepreneur profit Rp 100.000
Consumption Rp 1.000.000
Interest of capital Rp 200.000
If the national income is calculated using the income approach, the amount is as follows ….
a)
Rp 1.050.000
b)
Rp 1.300.000
c)
Rp 1.550.000
d)
Rp 1.800.000
11.
XYZ Ltd as the technology-leading company had finally taken the wraps off their brand new product. It’s expected to be a huge boom in the market and was set to be sold at $50. As times goes by, the chairman decided that it is wiser to increase the price of the product to $100 in order to pump up their profit. They had expected a lower number of demand by the sudden increase. However, the quantity demanded remains the same. This situation indicated that:
a)
Demand is elastic
b)
Demand is inelastic
c)
Demand is neither elastic nor inelastic
d)
Company’s profit will decrease
12.
Evergreen Ltd., which normally sells various footwear apparels records its inventories using LIFO perpetual method. The information on the C-1 footwear apparel for January 2017 are as follows:
- Jan 1, beginning inventory 40 units @$60
- Jan 12, purchase 25 units @$64
- Jan 20, sales 45 units
Based on the information above, the correct journal to record the cost of sales from C-1 footwear apparel during January 20, 2017 is .....
- Jan 1, beginning inventory 40 units @$60
- Jan 12, purchase 25 units @$64
- Jan 20, sales 45 units
Based on the information above, the correct journal to record the cost of sales from C-1 footwear apparel during January 20, 2017 is .....
a)
Dr COGS $2,720
Cr Inventory $2,720
Cr Inventory $2,720
b)
Dr COGS $2,800
Cr Inventory $2,800
Cr Inventory $2,800
c)
Dr COGS $2,770
Cr Inventory $2,770
Cr Inventory $2,770
d)
Dr Sales $2,720
Cr Inventory $2,720
Cr Inventory $2,720
13.
On Dec 10, 2016, the balance of office supplies in Ingenico Co. amounted to $160. During December, the company purchased office supplies amounting to $290 in cash to get 10% discount and $150 on credit. On Dec 31, 2016, the balance of office supplies account amounted to $210. Hence, the office supplies expense for the period of December is .....
a)
$129
b)
$211
c)
$390
d)
$361
14.
The differences between the totals of the debit and credit columns of the trial balance imply the following circumstances, except …..
a)
Debiting or crediting mistake when posting
b)
Miscalculation when determining balances on one or more accounts
c)
Copying errors in your balance from one or more accounts in the credit column or vice versa
d)
Miscalculation when moving from the journal to the general ledger
15.
Accounting cycle consists of the following steps:
1. Completing Worksheet
2. Preparing a Financial Statement
3. Preparing Post Closing Trial Balance
4. Journalizing and posting transactions to the General Ledger
5. Journalizing and posting entries to the Adjusting Journal
6. Journalizing and posting entries to the Closing Journal The correct arrangement of the above activities are.….
1. Completing Worksheet
2. Preparing a Financial Statement
3. Preparing Post Closing Trial Balance
4. Journalizing and posting transactions to the General Ledger
5. Journalizing and posting entries to the Adjusting Journal
6. Journalizing and posting entries to the Closing Journal The correct arrangement of the above activities are.….
a)
4, 5, 6, 3, 1, 2
b)
4, 1, 5, 2, 6, 3
c)
4, 1, 6, 3, 5, 2
d)
4, 5, 1, 2, 6, 3
16.
Salim Corporation buys a machine for $150,000 with 10-year of useful life based on the company’s regulation. After 7 years, the company decides to sell its asset at $55,000 in cash. What is the journal entry needed to record this transaction?
a)
Dr Cash $55,000
Acc depreciation $105,000
Cr Gain on asset $10,000
Machine $150,000
Acc depreciation $105,000
Cr Gain on asset $10,000
Machine $150,000
b)
Dr Cash $55,000
Depreciation expense $105,000
Cr Gain on asset disposal $10,000
Machine $150,000
Depreciation expense $105,000
Cr Gain on asset disposal $10,000
Machine $150,000
c)
Dr Depreciation expense $45,000
Acc depreciation $105,000
Cr Machine $150,000
Acc depreciation $105,000
Cr Machine $150,000
d)
Dr Cash $55,000
Depreciation expense $45,000
Loss on asset disposal $ 5,000
Cr Machine $105,000
Depreciation expense $45,000
Loss on asset disposal $ 5,000
Cr Machine $105,000
17.
PT XYZ began the accounting period with $100,000 in owner’s capital. During the year, the owner withdrew $30,000 for his personal use and end up with $80,000 on its ending capital. What was the company net income or loss for the period?
a)
Net income of $20,000
b)
Net loss of $20,000
c)
Net loss of $10,000
d)
Net income of $10,000
18.
George, a branch manager of Quadrant Ltd., is currently designing the appropriate reward systems to boost the employee’s morale and to motivate the employee’s performance. According to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, which set of action has the least priority for George to consider to increase the employee’s welfare?
a)
Install new coffee maker machine and repair malfunction air conditioner
b)
Provide exclusive training and workshop for employee’s advancement
c)
Award employee of the year and give double promote for qualified eployees
d)
Arrange annual outbound trip and prepare bonding session for the employees
19.
Martha, who has just been appointed as the new vice president of Blitz Co., has been formulating a business-level strategy in launching its brand new hi-tech smart phone. In order to obtain the market insights for its new product, the head of marketing, Wayne is ordered to perform competitive analysis based on Porter’s Five Competitive Forces and to present the outcome on the next internal meeting. Which set of action is not deemed as necessary for Wayne to support its analysis?
a)
Gather information on price sensitivity and buying behavior of the target market
b)
List down the potential suppliers based on their competitive advantages
c)
Perform testing on the cost structure to improve product efficiency
d)
Detect the threat of new entrants having sufficient capital requirements and advanced technology
20.
Miss Christine owned a small bakery in Medan. She decided to expand its business to other cities, such as Jakarta and Bandung. In order to do so, she needed to calculate the fixed cost of the bakery. Which of the following would be the variable cost in the short run?
1) Interest on business loans
2) Baking supplies (flour, salt)
3) Baking ovens
4) Annual lease payment for the use of the building
5) Supplies and packaging materials
1) Interest on business loans
2) Baking supplies (flour, salt)
3) Baking ovens
4) Annual lease payment for the use of the building
5) Supplies and packaging materials
a)
(1), (2) and (5)
b)
(2) and (5)
c)
(1), (3) and (4)
d)
(1), (2), (3), (4), (5)
21.
Twinings Co., a manufacturing company prepares budget of its manufacturing overhead at the normal capacity of 40 direct labor hours. The budgeted manufacturing overhead is as follows:
Fixed manufacturing overhead $36,000
Variable manufacturing overhead $56,000
Following the budgeted manufacturing overhead, the actual direct labor hours amounted to 38 direct labor hours with the actual manufacturing overhead amounted to $85,400. Hence, the difference between the budgeted and actual manufacturing overhead is .....
Fixed manufacturing overhead $36,000
Variable manufacturing overhead $56,000
Following the budgeted manufacturing overhead, the actual direct labor hours amounted to 38 direct labor hours with the actual manufacturing overhead amounted to $85,400. Hence, the difference between the budgeted and actual manufacturing overhead is .....
a)
$2,000
b)
$4,800
c)
$3,800
d)
$2,105
22.
Elizabeth, a junior accountant in Standard Co. receives the following data from its colleagues:
Beginning raw materials $43,600
Raw material purchases $356,200
Purchase return $7,630
Ending raw materials $58,830
Direct labor cost $80,500
Factory supplies $9,860
Utilities expenses $60,800
Other manufacturing overhead $8,960 Based on the above data, the cost of goods manufactured is .....
Beginning raw materials $43,600
Raw material purchases $356,200
Purchase return $7,630
Ending raw materials $58,830
Direct labor cost $80,500
Factory supplies $9,860
Utilities expenses $60,800
Other manufacturing overhead $8,960 Based on the above data, the cost of goods manufactured is .....
a)
$567,550
b)
$501,090
c)
$567,520
d)
$493,460
23.
Steven, a production machine operator receives Rp 12,000/hour for his normal wages; while his overtime bonus will be paid as much one and a half times his normal wages. If Steve works for 44 hours in a week including his 4 hours overtime and the production machine stops for 3 hours, then the journal entries to record labor cost is …..
a)
Dr Work in process – direct labor Rp 492.000 Manufacturing overhead Rp 60.000
Cr Salary and wages Rp 552.000
Cr Salary and wages Rp 552.000
b)
Dr Direct Labor Rp 552.000
Cr Salary and wages Rp 552.000
Cr Salary and wages Rp 552.000
c)
Dr Manufacturing overhead Rp 552.000
Cr Salary and wages Rp 552.000
Cr Salary and wages Rp 552.000
d)
Dr Work in process – direct labor Rp 444.000
Manufacturing overhead Rp 72.000
Cr Salary and wages Rp 516.000
Manufacturing overhead Rp 72.000
Cr Salary and wages Rp 516.000
24.
The transactions of a company during January 2016 are as follows:
Payment of wages for production labor Rp 82.600.000
Payment of salary for sales & marketing staffs Rp 14.500.000
Payment of salary for administration staffs Rp 9.600.000
Purchases of raw materials and auxiliary materials Rp 88.000.000
Raw materials consumption Rp 124.800.000
Auxilary materials consumption Rp 11.200.000
Payment of supervisor salary Rp 6.500.000
Payment of other production costs Rp 6.900.000
Total indirect costs from the data above are .....
Payment of wages for production labor Rp 82.600.000
Payment of salary for sales & marketing staffs Rp 14.500.000
Payment of salary for administration staffs Rp 9.600.000
Purchases of raw materials and auxiliary materials Rp 88.000.000
Raw materials consumption Rp 124.800.000
Auxilary materials consumption Rp 11.200.000
Payment of supervisor salary Rp 6.500.000
Payment of other production costs Rp 6.900.000
Total indirect costs from the data above are .....
a)
Rp 24.100.000
b)
Rp 31.000.000
c)
Rp 42.200.000
d)
Rp 35.300.000
25.
Coed Novelties manufactures key chains for college bookstores. During 2016, the company had the following costs:
Direct materials used $31,000
Direct labor $18,000
Factory rent $12,000
Equipment deprecation – factory $2,000 Equipment depreciation – office $750
Marketing expense $2,500
Administrative expenses $40,000
35,000 units produced were in 2016. What is the product cost per unit?
Direct materials used $31,000
Direct labor $18,000
Factory rent $12,000
Equipment deprecation – factory $2,000 Equipment depreciation – office $750
Marketing expense $2,500
Administrative expenses $40,000
35,000 units produced were in 2016. What is the product cost per unit?
a)
$1.24
b)
$1.80
c)
$3.04
d)
$1.40
26.
The Cape Cod Cotton Candy Company had the following information available regarding last year's operations:
Sales (100,000 units) $200,000
Variable costs $100,000
Contribution margin $100,000
Fixed costs $50,000
Net Income $50,000
If sales were to increase by 200 units, what would be the effect on net income?
Sales (100,000 units) $200,000
Variable costs $100,000
Contribution margin $100,000
Fixed costs $50,000
Net Income $50,000
If sales were to increase by 200 units, what would be the effect on net income?
a)
$400 increase
b)
$200 increase
c)
$150 increase
d)
$100 increase
27.
[December 2016, Reuters] Oil prices rallied for better outlook, steadying above $51 a barrel, following OPEC's decision to cut crude output to rein in a global glut that has weighed on prices for more than two years. Upon the execution of OPEC’s decision, which of the following is the correct impact on Indonesia’s economy?
a)
Coal and CPO price has increased gradually
b)
Government subsidies on crude oil has increased accordingly
c)
Significant adjustment on Indonesia’s inflation rate
d)
Decline in Indonesia’s economic growth
28.
In 2016, inflation rate in Indonesia reached below 4% as opposed to the approximate of 6% inflation rate in 2015. Furthermore, Bank of Indonesia also decreased the BI rate to 6.5% as of July 2016. Which of the following statement has correctly reflected the economic condition?
a)
The economy was performing well as the price level of goods and services would decrease with respect to lower commodity price
b)
The economy was performing well as consumer loan and investment loan would increase significantly to expand business
c)
The economy was not performing well as producer would not have any incentives to produce more goods, hence decreasing aggregate supply
d)
The economy was not performing well as the unemployment rate would increase in response to the recessionary period
29.
As a breakthrough effort to resolve the national economic slump that occurred in the early of 2015 resulting from the financial turmoils that hit the global economy, President Joko Widodo issued 12 economic policies which are released simultaneously by the Indonesian government since 2015 until 2016. Which of the following policies that are not included in the 12 economic policies?
a)
Three-hour quick service for investment in special industrial area
b)
Strenghtening maritime sector and national defense
c)
Tax incentives, assets revaluation, and boost of Syariah banking
d)
Acceleration of land certification, deregulation and simplification of various licenses
30.
In carrying out the main points of ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) agreement, which of the following is not included in the four pillars that support AEC and become the foundation in selecting various actions?
a)
ASEAN as a trading area with a highly skilled workforce
b)
ASEAN as a single market and production base
c)
ASEAN as a highly competitive economic region
d)
ASEAN as a region with equitable economic development
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