"Make or Buy", "Sell or process", "Keep or replace", "Segment Elimination" are decisions where relevant cost analysis might be used effectively. WRITE a description of each type of decision. MUST INCLUDE examples in your description. ANSWER THIS IN 4 paragraphs, 1 PARAGRAPH FOR EACH DECISION IN DETAILED.

Discuss the limitations of cost volume profit analysis for planning and decision making.                 Nb: please do answer this question in three paragraphs.

The concept of relevant cost. PLEASE ANSWER THIS WITH 4 paragraphs.

Decisions where relevant cost analysis might be used effective is Keep or replace decision. Explain IN YOUR OWN WORDS what "Keep or replace decision" is AND MUST USE EXAMPLES IN YOUR DESCRIPTION.

Define Cost Pool, Cost Object and Cost Driver. Hope you can help me understand it well, I will rate it helpful, just please help me answer my questions precisely, thank you very much!

Please solve the following task by using the attached picture of background knowledge.  What problems can arise if you use the results of your full costing approach for decision accounting, e.g. •Calculation of an additional order ? •Eliminating a product?•Assortment decisions?Are there alternatives for the decision accounting?

Match the type of cost shown in the left column with the corresponding description shown in the right​ column, choosing the appropriate letter in the​ drop-down list.       Question content area bottom Part 1   1. Irrelevant cost A. A cost that has not yet been incurred but which must, under some contract or obligation,         be incurred.   2. Future outlay cost B. A cost that is not pertinent to a particular decision.   3. Opportunity cost C. A cost that involves the spending of money or some other transfer of assets.   4. Sunk cost D. A cost which has been incurred in the past.   5. Committed cost E. The cost incurred when one course of action prevents some benefit occurring from         another course of action.

Matching Following are a number of key terms and concepts introduced in thechapter, along with a list of corresponding definitions. Match the appropriate letter for the key term or concept to each definition provided (items 1–12). Note thatnot all key terms and concepts will be used. Answers are provided at the end of thischapter.a. Cost–volume–profit analysisb. Cost formulac. Contribution margind. Contribution margin formatincome statemente. Linearity assumptionf. Contribution margin ratiog. Operating leverageh. Sales mixi. Break-even pointj. High–low techniquek. Managerial accountingl. Management processm. Variable costn. Fixed costo. Relevant rangep. Mixed (semivariable) costq. Cost behavior pattern____ 1. The proportion of total sales represented by various products or categoriesof products.____ 2. The difference between revenues and variable costs.____ 3. The concept that operating income changes proportionately more than revenues for any given change in revenues.____ 4. The…

Select and “X” in the column that corresponds to the cost classification for each of the following scenarios. Some items may fit in more than one column.

PLEASE ANSWER ALL   4. A cost management system will provide the means to developa. The most accurate product or service costs.b. A reasonably accurate product or service costs given cost-benefit analysis.c. A product or service costs that does not include any non-value added overhead.d. A costing system that traces all costs directly to individual products or services. 5. The cost generated by the cost management system are used toa. Assess product / service profitability.b. Establish price for products with significant competition.c. Determine underlying reasons for variations from standards.d. All statements in the choices.