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1081. Most suitable basis for apportioning insurance of machine would be:

Floor Area
Value of Machines
No of Workers
No of Machines

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1082. Statutory cost audit are applicable only to:

Firm
Company
Individual
Society

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cost audit are applicable only to:

1083. Contract costing is not used in one of the following industries:

Ship building
Civil construction
Automobiles
Construction of bridges

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1084. In stand-alone revenue-allocation method, type of weights available for this method is

selling prices as weight
unit costs as weights
physical units as weights
all of above

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1085. What is a serious limitation of financial ratio?

Ratios are not predictive
Ratios indicate weakness only
Ratios can be used only by themselves
Ratios are screening devices

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1086. Life cycle costing

is sometimes used as a basis for cost planning and product pricing
includes only manufacturing costs incurred over the life of the product
includes only manufacturing cost, selling expenses and distribution expense
emphasises cost savings opportunities during the manufacturing cycle

Detailed SolutionLife cycle costing

1087. Costing system, which classify cost into cost categories in a way when an expense is incurred in process is called

conversion expense costing system
inventory costing system
process costing system
job costing system

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1088. Cost accounting records both monetary and . . . . . . . . units.

physical
cost
Both A and B
None of these

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1089. Which of the following methods of stock valuation results in lower valuation of inventory and lower income when prices are rising:

FIFO Method
LIFO Method
Simple Average Method
Weighted Average Method

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the following methods of stock valuation results in lower valuation of inventory and lower income when prices are rising:

1090. Who proposed a model to apply economic order quantity concept of inventory management to determine the optimum cash holding in a firm?

Keith V. Smith
Miller and Orr
William J. Baumol
J. M. Keynes

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