A) Increase the production of Chemical Z by 80 units per hour
B) Increase the production of Chemical Z by 120 units per hour
C) Increase the production of Chemical Z by 200 units
D) Have no effect on the production level per hour
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A) A focus primarily on internal customers
B) All members of the organisation are responsible for quality measures
C) Statistical process control
D) Continuous improvement measures
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A) in determining whether defects exist
B) because defective products or services are delivered to customers
C) in determining customer demand
D) when defective products or services are detected before leaving the business
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A) i,ii and iii
B) i,iii and iv
C) i,ii and iv
D) All of the given answers
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A) The use of activity-based costing eliminates the need to consider qualitative factors.
B) When an activity-based costing system is used,facility level costs will have to be analysed differently to the way they would be under a traditional volume-based costing system.
C) When an activity-based costing system is used,unit level costs will have to be analysed differently to the way they would be under a traditional volume-based costing system.
D) None of the given answers.
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A) $33 000
B) $37 500
C) $42 000
D) $37 000
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A) Machining a metal plate in the factory.
B) Packing finished product into cartons for delivery.
C) Moving partly finished production to storage.
D) Inserting a warranty-card and instruction booklet into the boxed product.
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True/False
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A) $48
B) $72
C) $85.70
D) $34.30
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A) i and ii
B) i and iii
C) ii and iii
D) All of the given answers
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A) i and ii
B) i and iii
C) ii and iii
D) All of the given answers
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A) Cost of quality reports analyse quality costs as a percentage of total sales.
B) An increase in quality costs indicates deterioration in quality performance.
C) There can be interactions between the quality costs.
D) The traditional view of quality costs is that total quality costs can be minimised by driving the defect rate down to the acceptable quality level.
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A) increases the value of the product to the customer
B) the firm has determined is essential in the production of the product
C) on which the firm must focus
D) increases the value of the product to the customer,and the customer is prepared to pay for the added value
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A) i,iii and iv
B) i,ii and iv
C) i,ii and iii
D) ii,iii and iv
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True/False
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A) Life cycle costing
B) Target costing
C) Both life cycle costing and target costing
D) Neither life cycle costing nor target costing
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A) $9500
B) $7500
C) $5000
D) $2000
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A) 500 units
B) 600 units
C) 800 units
D) 633 units
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Multiple Choice
A) iii,i,iv and ii
B) ii,iv,iii and i
C) ii,iii,i and iv
D) iii,ii,i and iv
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A) $200
B) $225
C) $240
D) $280
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