Testování: Test/quiz: Fixed vs. variable costs

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Testování: Test/quiz: Fixed vs. variable costs

Assign the type of costs:
fixed
variable
total

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Costs drawn in the picture are

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fixed variable indirect

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What are the variable costs in violet color in the picture?

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linear progressive degressive

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Typical example of progressive variable costs are

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material costs when buying in bulk premium for overtime depreciation of office buildings

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Which method can be used to split semi-variable costs into fixed and variable components?

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regression and correlation analysis high-low method both methods mentioned above

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Fixed costs are usually much less controllable than fixed costs. Is this assertion correct?

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yes no

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If the level of production decreases, fixed costs remain unchanged and fixed cost per unit decreases. Is this assertion correct?

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yes no

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Total amount of variable costs usually change with the changed production volume

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only in the same direction (= costs decrease when production level decreases and vice versa) and proportion in the same or opposite direction - more, less quickly or in the same proportion with the production volume only in the same direction - more, less quickly or in the same proportion with the production volume do not change with the production volume

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What is the formula for CONTRIBUTION?

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revenues - direct costs profit - variable costs margin - variable costs revenue - variable costs

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1/9 Select the correct answers from the list.

2/9 Costs drawn in the picture are

3/9 What are the variable costs in violet color in the picture?

4/9 Typical example of progressive variable costs are

5/9 Which method can be used to split semi-variable costs into fixed and variable components?

6/9 Fixed costs are usually much less controllable than fixed costs. Is this assertion correct?

7/9 If the level of production decreases, fixed costs remain unchanged and fixed cost per unit decreases. Is this assertion correct?

8/9 Total amount of variable costs usually change with the changed production volume

9/9 What is the formula for CONTRIBUTION?

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Costs drawn in the picture are

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What are the variable costs in violet color in the picture?

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Typical example of progressive variable costs are

5/9
Which method can be used to split semi-variable costs into fixed and variable components?

6/9
Fixed costs are usually much less controllable than fixed costs. Is this assertion correct?

7/9
If the level of production decreases, fixed costs remain unchanged and fixed cost per unit decreases. Is this assertion correct?

8/9
Total amount of variable costs usually change with the changed production volume

9/9
What is the formula for CONTRIBUTION?