Q. If the per unit budget per unit cost is $200 and budgeted production units are 350, then fixed budgeted manufacturing costs will be

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Q. If the contribution margin per unit is $7500, selling price is $1300 and variable manufacturing cost per unit is $1700, then per unit cost of marketing would be

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Q. If the budgeted fixed cost is $48000 and per unit budgeted denominator level is 1200 units, then budgeted fixed cost would be

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Q. If the selling price is $2500, variable manufacturing cost per unit is $1000 and variable marketing cost per unit is $500, then contribution margin per unit will be

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Q. The difference between master budget capacity and practical capacity is considered as

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Q. In manufacturing companies, the variable and absorption costing are methods, which are used in

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

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Q. In accounting terms, the term capacity refers to

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Q. Under absorption costing, the fixed cost of manufacturing is deferred to some

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Q. If the direct material cost of sold goods is $4500 and revenues are $9000, then the contribution margin would be

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Q. The throughput contribution is added into direct material cost of goods sold to calculate

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Q. In variable costing, the change in operating income is driven only by changes in

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Q. The numerator of fixed manufacturing rate can be reduced by using

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Q. If the beginning inventory is $40000, the total revenues are $225000 and the ending inventory is $30000, then total production would be

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Q. If the contribution margin per unit is $16700 and the change in sold quantity of units is 20, then change in variable costing operating income will be

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Q. In absorption costing, an effect on cost volume profit relationship is driven by

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