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24. What is term used to describe the pricing practice in effect when a business deliberately prices below its costs in an effort to drive out competitors?
a. |
competitive pricing. |
b. |
cost-based pricing. |
c. |
target pricing. |
d. |
predatory pricing. |
25. Which statement is trueconcerning target pricing?
a. |
Target pricing is based on customers' perceived value for the product. |
b. |
Target pricing is illegal under Federal law. |
c. |
Target pricing is anti-competitive. |
d. |
Target pricing is the same as predatory pricing. |
26. Which of the following terms describes the systematic evaluation of all aspects of research and development, design of products and processes, production, marketing, distribution, and customer service?
a. |
quality engineering. |
b. |
incremental engineering. |
c. |
systems engineering. |
d. |
value engineering. |
27. Which of the following statements is truewhen there is only one scarce resource?
a. |
Choose the product that gives the largest contribution per unit of the scarce resource used. |
b. |
Choose the product that gives the smallest contribution per unit of the scarce resource used. |
c. |
Choose the product that gives the largest contribution per unit of all of the resources used. |
d. |
Choose the product that gives the smallest contribution per unit of all of the resources used. |
28. External financial reporting requires which costing method?
a. |
standard costing. |
b. |
variable costing |
c. |
full-absorption costing. |
d. |
normal costing. |
Explanation | ||
24 | D. Predatory pricing | Predatory pricing is the pricing of goods or services at such a low level that other firms cannot compete and are forced to leave the market. |
25 | A. Target pricing is based on customers' perceived value for the product. | Target Pricing is a practice of deducting required margin from competitive market price, to find the pre-set cost |
26 | D. Value engineering | Value engineering the systematic evaluation of all aspects of research and development, design of products and processes, production, marketing, distribution, and customer service |
27 | A. Choose the product that gives the largest contribution per unit of the scarce resource used. | Since the product is scarce, the product with the maximum contribution margin per unit earns more profit |
28 | C. Full-absorption costing | GAAP requires external financial reporting to be done in absorption costing |