A) contribution margin contributes to profits.
B) contribution margin contributes to fixed costs.
C) contribution margin contributes to variable costs.
D) Both A and B.
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A) a profit of $5,000.
B) a profit of $6,000.
C) a loss of $2,000.
D) a loss of $3,000.
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A) fixed in relation to changes in activity over the relevant range of output.
B) fixed for all time.
C) fixed for 6 months.
D) fixed for a given number of products.
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A) having both fixed and variable elements.
B) varying over time.
C) costs ignored in cost-volume-profit analysis.
D) none of the above.
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A) 1,800.
B) 5,500.
C) 1,285.
D) 3,000.
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A) vary amongst alternatives.
B) represent fixed costs only.
C) are the same for all alternatives.
D) none of the above.
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A) $10,000 decrease.
B) $10,000 increase.
C) $1,000 increase.
D) $1,000 decrease.
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A) 1,333.
B) 31,429.
C) 14,667.
D) 27,500.
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A) varying from period to period.
B) varying directly in proportion to the number of employees.
C) varying directly in proportion to the level of activity.
D) varying over time.
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A) sales are greater than break-even.
B) sales are less than break-even.
C) sales are equal to break-even.
D) none of the above.
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A) $15 per unit.
B) $20 per unit.
C) $10 per unit.
D) $12 per unit.
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A) higher with the turning machine.
B) higher without the turning machine.
C) insignificant.
D) equal in both cases.
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A) produce only the product with the highest contribution margin.
B) produce only the product with the highest contribution margin per unit of scarce factor.
C) produce as much as can be sold of the product with the highest contribution margin per unit of scarce factor, and use any remaining resource to produce the product with the next highest contribution margin per unit of scarce factor etc.
D) produce equal quantities of all products.
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A) the intersection of total costs and total revenue lines.
B) starting at zero and increasing as a straight line as activity increases.
C) starting at a given point and increasing as a straight line as activity increases.
D) a horizontal line, staying the same irrespective of the level of activity.
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A) emotional attachment to providing the service.
B) the loss made in providing one service can be compensated by the profit made by providing other services.
C) closing one service may lead to a decline in the demand of other services.
D) all of the above.
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A) $15,000.
B) $10,000.
C) $5,000.
D) $20,000.
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A) profit: sales revenue and costs.
B) volume of output: volume of output.
C) sales revenue and costs: profit.
D) fixed costs: sales revenue.
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A) they may be concerned that having gained their business, the subcontractor could increase the price charged.
B) by subcontracting the business, they may find supply is less reliable.
C) by subcontracting the business, they may lose control over quality.
D) all of the above.
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A) profit equals zero.
B) the firm breaks even.
C) fixed costs are zero.
D) Both A and B.
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A) marginal costs.
B) break-even costs.
C) activity costs.
D) semi-variable costs.
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