INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATION
Paper 10 Cost & Management Accounting and Financial Management
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1. |
Budgetary Control System. |
A. |
are useful for budget and performance evaluation. |
2. |
Standard Costs. |
B. |
helps in profit planning and analysis. |
3. |
Marginal Costing. |
C. |
aims at adherence to planning costs. |
4. |
Cost Control. |
D. |
The introduction and implementation of the system
may be expensive. |
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Budgetary Control System. |
D. |
The introduction and implementation of the system
may be expensive. |
2. |
Standard Costs. |
A. |
are useful for budget and performance evaluation. |
3. |
Marginal Costing. |
B. |
helps in profit planning and analysis. |
4. |
Cost Control. |
C. |
aims at adherence to planning costs. |
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Important element of Capital Budgeting is. |
A. |
represents a risky situation. |
2. |
High Operating and Financial Leverage. |
B. |
may affect the size of working capital. |
3. |
A consistent dividend policy. |
C. |
a tool for analysis of financial statements. |
4. |
Fund Flow Statement is. |
D. |
the analysis of risk and uncertainty. |
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Important element of Capital Budgeting is. |
D. |
the analysis of risk and uncertainty. |
2. |
High Operating and Financial Leverage. |
A. |
represents a risky situation. |
3. |
A consistent dividend policy. |
B. |
may affect the size of working capital. |
4. |
Fund Flow Statement is. |
C. |
a tool for analysis of financial statements. |
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Distinctive feature of Learning curve. |
(A) |
on the principle of exception. |
2. |
Standard Costing works. |
(B) |
is designed to fix responsibilities on executives,
through the preparation of budgets. |
3. |
Budgetary Control System. |
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is that notional value at which goods and services
are transferred between divisions in a decentralized organization. |
4. |
Transfer Price. |
(D) |
Persons engaged in repetitive task will improve
his performance over time. |
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1. |
Distinctive feature of Learning curve. |
(D) |
Persons engaged in repetitive task will improve
his performance over time. |
2. |
Standard Costing works. |
(A) |
on the principle of exception. |
3. |
Budgetary Control System. |
(B) |
is designed to fix responsibilities on executives,
through the preparation of budgets. |
4. |
Transfer Price. |
(C) |
is that notional value at which goods and services
are transferred between divisions in a decentralized organization. |
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Dividend Models. |
(A) |
Modigliani and Miller Hypothesis. |
2. |
Theory of Capital Structure. |
(B) |
Fund Based Financial service. |
3. |
Factoring. |
(C) |
Indicator of Short-term solvency of a company. |
4. |
Liquid Ratio. |
(D) |
Gorden Model. |
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1. |
Dividend Models. |
(D) |
Gorden Model. |
2. |
Theory of Capital Structure. |
(A) |
Modigliani and Miller Hypothesis. |
3. |
Factoring. |
(B) |
Fund Based Financial service. |
4. |
Liquid Ratio. |
(C) |
Indicator of Short-term solvency of a company. |
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Learning Curve. |
(A) |
Theodare P. Wright. |
2. |
Transfer Price. |
(B) |
Cumulative Average Time. |
3. |
Experience Curve. |
(C) |
Notional Value. |
4. |
Factors affecting the cost of Airlines. |
(D) |
Boston Consulting Group. |
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1. |
Learning Curve. |
(B) |
Cumulative Average Time. |
2. |
Transfer Price. |
(C) |
Notional Value. |
3. |
Experience Curve. |
(D) |
Boston Consulting Group. |
4. |
Factors affecting the cost of Airlines. |
(A) |
Theodare P. Wright. |
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Gordon’s Model. |
(A) |
Activity Ratio. |
2. |
Discounted Cash Flow. |
(B) |
Inventory Management. |
3. |
Carrying Cost. |
(C) |
Internal Rate of Return. |
4. |
Working Capital Turnover Ratio. |
(D) |
Relevance of Dividends on share value. |
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Column-I |
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Column-II |
1. |
Gordon’s Model. |
(D) |
Relevance of Dividends on share value. |
2. |
Discounted Cash Flow. |
(C) |
Internal Rate of Return. |
3. |
Carrying Cost. |
(B) |
Inventory Management. |
4. |
Working Capital Turnover Ratio. |
(A) |
Activity Ratio. |