8 The cost of visiting customers would MOST likely be classified as a  Select one: a. Corporate-sustaining cost.  b. Customer-sustaining cost. c. Distribution-channel cost d. Customer batch-level cost.  e. Customer output unit-level cost.

Costs incurred to handle each unit sold would MOST likely be classified as a   Select one: a.Customer-sustaining cost. b.Customer batch-level cost. c. Corporate-sustaining cost d.Distribution-channel cost. e. Customer output unit-level cost.

General administration and top management costs would MOST likely be classified as a  Select one: a.Customer-sustaining cost. b.Distribution-channel cost. c.Corporate-sustaining cost. d.Customer batch-level cost. e. Customer output unit-level cost.

Marketing costs and Maintenance costs are the examples of Select one: a. Revenue center O b. Cost center c. Investment center O d. Discretionary cost center

Which one of the following is another name for product costs? Select one: a. Direct costs b. Period costs C. Administrative costs d. Inventoriable costs

(Management Accounting) When assigning indirect costs to a cost object, an ideal cost-allocation base measures ________. A) the proportion of indirect costs to direct costs B) the extent a particular cost is caused by a cost object C) multiple cost drivers D) the proportion of direct costs to indirect costs

ABC systems Select one a. will limit cost drivers to units of output O b.comply with CAAP c highlight the different levels of activities O d will allocate costs based on volume

What is standard cost ? Explain four purposes of standard costing.    NB: This concept should be in accouting prefebly in Performance Management Accounting

2. The following total cost graphs indicate which type of cost behavior? A. VARIABLE COST B. FIXED COST C. MIXED COST D. STEP COST

Which cost accounting method assumes that the cost of production is driven by the number of units produced? A. Activity-Based Costing (ABC)B. Standard CostingC. Absorption CostingD. Variable Costing