Cost Accounting Essentials Quiz
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What is the primary purpose of Cost Accounting?

  • To manage human resources
  • To track and control the cost of production (correct)
  • To maximize sales revenue
  • To conduct market research
  • What is a potential advantage of Cost Accounting?

  • Increases shareholder dividends
  • Expedites product development
  • Facilitates informed decision making (correct)
  • Reduces employee turnover
  • What is a limitation of Cost Accounting?

  • Improves accuracy of financial forecasts
  • Enhances employee job satisfaction
  • Reduces the need for financial analysis
  • May lead to overemphasis on short-term goals (correct)
  • Match the following terms with their meaning in Cost Accounting:

    <p>Cost Accounting = Recording, analyzing, and reporting costs related to production processes Advantages of Cost Accounting = Enhanced decision-making, cost control, and performance evaluation Limitations of Cost Accounting = May lead to inaccurate cost allocation, high implementation costs, and complexity Meaning of Cost Accounting = Recording, analyzing, and reporting costs related to production processes</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following advantages with their description in Cost Accounting:

    <p>Enhanced decision-making = Allows management to make informed decisions based on accurate cost data Cost control = Helps in monitoring and regulating costs to ensure efficient resource utilization Performance evaluation = Assessment of efficiency and effectiveness in utilizing resources and achieving goals Advantages of Cost Accounting = Enhanced decision-making, cost control, and performance evaluation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following limitations with their description in Cost Accounting:

    <p>Inaccurate cost allocation = Assigning costs to products or services in a way that does not reflect actual usage High implementation costs = Significant expenses associated with setting up and maintaining cost accounting systems Complexity = Difficulty in understanding and managing the intricate cost accounting methods and data Limitations of Cost Accounting = May lead to inaccurate cost allocation, high implementation costs, and complexity</p> Signup and view all the answers

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