Q. If the budgeted fixed manufacturing cost is $124000 and the per unit cost is $124, then budgeted production units can be

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Q. The method of inventory costing, in which all variable and fixed manufacturing cost is considered as inventoriable cost can be termed as

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Q. If the total sales are $355000, the beginning inventory is $23000 and the ending inventory is $15000, then total production would be

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Q. Direct material cost of sold goods is subtracted from revenues to calculate

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Q. Another name of super-variable costing is

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Q. An income statement in absorption costing follows the format of

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Q. The standard cost of allocation base, allowed to output achieved, is multiplied to standard variable overhead rate is to calculate

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Q. The revenue and throughput contribution is subtracted to calculate the

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Q. If the change in variable costing in operating income is $18000 and contribution margin per unit is $9000, then change in sold units will be

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Q. If the production is less than sales, then operating income under variable costing is

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Q. An average figure, for particular period which provides zero meaning feedback to marketing manager, is termed as

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Q. To calculate budgeted fixed manufacturing cost per unit, the fixed budgeted manufacturing costs are divided to

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Q. The direct material cost of goods sold is $8450, throughput contribution is $18650 then the revenues will be equal to

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Q. If the fixed manufacturing cost expenses are under variable costing and are not expensed in absorption costing, it is resulting in

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Q. If the budgeted fixed cost is $40000 and budgeted fixed cost is $16 per unit, then budgeted denominator level will be

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Q. The measuring of capacity levels, in terms of practical and theoretical capacity is classified as

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Q. The cost of manufactured goods is added into beginning inventory, and the amount equal to cost of sold goods are added into

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Q. The budgeted variable overhead rate, is multiplied to an actual quantity of allocation base, is to calculate variable manufacturing cost of overheads in

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Q. In normal costing, an actual quantity of cost allocation used base is multiplied to budgeted fixed overhead rates to calculate the

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Q. An actual quantity of input use is multiplied to actual prices, to calculate direct variable manufacturing cost in

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