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- Q1This is the management process of comparing planned and actual costs and revenues, in order to measure and compare the degree of budgetary success.Marketing budgetVariance analysisProfit centreBudgeting30s
- Q2What does the term 'budget variance' refer to in budgeting?The total amount of money in a budgetThe process of creating a budgetThe difference between budgeted and actual amountsThe percentage of income allocated to savings30s
- Q3A section or division of a business that has responsibility for both costs and revenues generated within the department. It is held accountable for the amount of profit generated.Staffing budgetVarianceCost centreProfit centre30s
- Q4A section or division of a business that has responsibility for its own operational costs. It is held accountable for its departmental expenditure.Profit centreBudgetCost centreBreak-even30s
- Q5This discrepancy in the budget occurs when profits are higher than expected, due to lower than expected costs and/or higher than predicted revenues.ProfitAdverse varianceNeutral varianceFavorable variance30s
- Q6Which of the following budgets will impact on the amount of advertising, sponsorship and sales promotion?Marketing budgetStaffing budgetSales budgetProduction budget30s
- Q7Which term describes a department or unit of a business that incurs costs but is not involved in making any profit?SubsidiaryStrategic business unitProfit centreCost centre30s
- Q8Which of the following is not applicable to budgeting?There are unforeseen changes which can impact on budgeted figuresIt ignores qualitative factors in decision-makingIt hinders planning, monitoring, and reviewing of business activitiesIt is less useful for businesses that are highly prone to seasonal fluctuations30s
- Q9What is the variance for the following items? (1) Cost of materials: budgeted = $10,000 but actual = $12,500 (2) Cost of labour: budgeted = $3,700 but actual = $3,000 (3) Sales of cakes: budgeted = $25,000 but actual = $23,900(1) $2,500 (F), (2) $700 (F) (3) $1,100 (A)(1) $2,500 (A), (2) $700 (F) (3) $1,100 (A)(1) $2,500 (F), (2) $700 (A) (3) $1,100 (A)(1) $2,500 (A), (2) $700 (F) (3) $1,100 (F)30s
- Q10Saka Toys had budgeted 300 hours of labour at an hourly rate of $8 for an order to create 3,000 units of output. By the end of the project, the operations manager confirmed Saka Toys required 312 labour hours to produce the 3,000 units. Calculate the variance for Saka Toys' labour costs for this order.0122,4969630s
- Q11Which od the following is not a reason why businesses may choose to set up cost centres or profit centresTo support decision makingCompetition between different departmentsIncreasing motivation in the workplaceImproved accountability30s