Since Ditto Can Always Be Expected to Choose the Same

question 53

Multiple Choice

Since Ditto can always be expected to choose the same activity as Dot in the copycat game

• A) any move by Dot to escape from Ditto would not be a Pareto improvement.
• B) any move by Dot to escape from Ditto would be a Pareto improvement.
• C) Ditto's choice to follow Dot is a Pareto improvement over going by himself.
• D) Ditto's choice to follow Dot would be a Pareto improvement over playing by himself so long as Dot does not move.

Understand the concept of standard costing and variance analysis.

Calculate direct material price, quantity, and total variances.

Calculate direct labor rate, efficiency, and total variances.

Identify the management responsibilities associated with different variances.

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