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WorksheetsMidterms- Costing and Pricing
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 22mins
Rent, Insurance, taxes, salaries, and other utilities are called cost.
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Pricing is essential for a business to succeed.
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False
In Pricing, we goal to obtain a given share of the market.
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False
Job Order Costing is used for companies that produce different products each period.
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False
Costing helps to decide whether a product is worth making.
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False
Pricing the product affects the profitability of the business operations
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False
The Economist's Model states that the basis is on the principle of scarcity of resources and rationality of men.
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Product Pricing is a strategic matter
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False
Target Pricing base its prices on government regulations or implied agreements among key players in the market
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False
Skimming Pricing is most applicable in a buyer's market
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False
The process of analyzing all costs involved in creating products.
Costing
Pricing
Cost Behavior
Fixed Cost
The process of assigning a selling price to a good or service
Costing
Pricing
Cost Behavior
Fixed Cost
The way a cost changes in relation to change in business activity
Costing
Pricing
Cost Behavior
Fixed Cost
Cost that remain constant even if level of production or activity level changes
Costing
Pricing
Cost Behavior
Fixed Cost
Cost that change in direct proportion to the activity level of production
Variable Cost
Pricing
Direct Variable Costs
Fixed Cost
Raw materials used to make a finished product
Cost of Supplies
Direct Labor
Direct Materials
Supplies that will be consumed in the production process
Cost of Supplies
Direct Labor
Direct Materials
The work required to convert raw materials into a finished product and is determined by the hourly wage
Cost of Supplies
Direct Labor
Direct Materials
Helps to determine whether one can sell for a reasonable price.
Costing
Pricing
Variable Cost
Fixed Cost
Remains the same regardless of the number o f the units produced
Fixed Cost
Direct Materials
Cost of Supplies
Direct Labor
That is usually expressed in non-monetary terms i.e free goods
Pricing
Costing
Direct Materials
Cost of Supplies
This cost describes that if production increases, variable cost increase
Variable Cost
Fixed Cost
Cost Behavior
Costing
Used by companies with multiple unique products that generally have a low to moderate annual production volume
Job Order Costing
Process Costing
Product Pricing
Product Costing
Used for companies that produce many identical units of a single product for long periods of time
Job Order Costing
Process Costing
Product Pricing
Product Costing
A document used as a source to update stock account
Goods received note
Store requisition form
Time card
punch card
This model resides on the psychology of the market participants such that if product offers utility and value, buyers are willing to pay for more, otherwise, the market would absorb the product if the price is lowered,
Premium Pricing
Perception-based Pricing
Skimming Pricing
Target Pricing
A price is established over the life span of a product.
Life-Cycle Based Pricing
Perception-based Pricing
Skimming Pricing
Target Pricing
The seller influence the level of pricing and normally sets the price at a higher level
Life-Cycle Based Pricing
Perception-based Pricing
Skimming Pricing
Target Pricing
Costs become target for improvement-reducing the cost
Life-Cycle Based Pricing
Perception-based Pricing
Skimming Pricing
Target Pricing
Anchored on the universal and basic laws of supply and demand.
Life-Cycle Based Pricing
Perception-based Pricing
Skimming Pricing
The Economist's Model
Record direct labor hours used in production and support direct labor costs charged to each jon
Time cards
Time ticket
Job Cost sheets
Material requisition
Request materials for production and support direct materials cost charged to each job.
Time cards
Time ticket
Job Cost sheets
Material requisition
An inventory account that includes all the direct materials, direct labor and manufacturing head costs added to the manufacturing process
Finished goods Inventory
Work in process inventory
Raw Materials Inventory
A document that summarizes all the key information about the job, accumulate total direct materials costs, total direct labor costs and overhead costs applied to the job.
Job Cost Sheet
Material Requesition
Time Cards/Time tickets
The things to be done first upon receiving raw materials is/are. . .
Checking the quantity
Checking the quality
Store in the facility
Record in the stock request
The fundamental procedures in recording raw materials include. . .
Receipt of Raw Materials
Issue of Raw Materials
Charge of Raw Materials Cost to Job/Process
Request materials for production and support each direct materials costs
Products / Service that fall under Process Costing is/are. . .
Potato Chips Factory
Beverage Bottling Company
Airplane Builder
Accounting Firm
Doctors Office
Products / Service that fall under Job Order Costing is/are. . .
Potato Chips Factory
Beverage Bottling Company
Airplane Builder
Accounting Firm
Doctors Office
