A cost hierarchy and a bill of activities are tools for the implementation of activity-based costing
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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Grant Inc would like to replace an outdated piece of equipment with a newer model. Grant has determined that the new equipment needs to generate annual cash inflows of $10,000 for six years and have a salvage value at the end of year six of $4,000. Grant uses a cost of capital equal to 15 percent when making capital investment decisions. Given this information, which of the following statements
is true regarding the cost of the new equipment if, using net present value analysis, Grant decides to purchase the new equipment because it has a positive net present value? A) The cost of the equipment was $64,000 or less. B) The cost of the equipment was $73,600 or less. C) The cost of the equipment was $39,574 or less. D) The cost of the equipment was $52,983 or less.
Which of the following is a difference between vertical conflict and horizontal conflict?
a. Vertical conflict occurs between different levels in a marketing channel, while horizontal conflict occurs among channel members on the same level. b. Vertical conflict is found when manufacturers practice multiple distribution strategies, while horizontal conflict is found when manufacturers practice a single distribution strategy. c. Vertical conflict occurs when a wholesaler chooses to bypass a producer, while horizontal conflict occurs when a producer chooses to bypass a wholesaler. d. Vertical conflict is primarily characterized by lying and breaking contractual agreements, while horizontal conflict is primarily characterized by hiding and withholding information.
According to organization theorist Deborah Dougherty, a ‘design science’ framework identifies which of the following as properties of a large and complex innovative organization?
a. Fluidity b. Integrity c. Energy d. All of the above
Over the years 1981-2000, 4,770 nonfinancial firms exited the U.S. markets for publicly traded equity. Which of the following was the most frequent reason for a firm's exit?
a. Merger or acquisition b. Bankruptcy or liquidation c. The firm reverted to private equity ownership d. The firm changed its listing to a foreign stock exchange