The Difference Between Practical Capacity and Theoretical Capacity Is

question 67

Multiple Choice

The difference between practical capacity and theoretical capacity is

• A) Budgeted fixed costs
• B) Expected downtimes
• C) Excess capacity
• D) Nothing, because the two terms have the same meaning

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Definitions:

R&D Costs

Expenses associated with the research and development of a company's goods or services, often considered an investment in a company's future.

Historical Cost Principle

An accounting principle that states all assets and liabilities should be recorded and reported at their original purchase cost.

Comparability

A financial accounting principle that allows the financial statements of multiple periods or companies to be comparable with each other.

Conservatism

An accounting principle that mandates recognizing expenses and liabilities as soon as possible when there is uncertainty about the outcome, but only recognizing revenues and assets when they are assured of being received.