The Ability to Rapidly and Inexpensively Switch Production from One

question 5

Multiple Choice

The ability to rapidly and inexpensively switch production from one product to another enables what are sometimes referred to as?

• A) Economies of scale
• B) Economies of size
• C) Economies of shape
• D) Economies of scope
• E) Economies of shipping

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Definitions:

Debit Balance

Refers to the balance remaining in a financial account where debts or expenses exceed the credits or revenues.

Footing

Footing is the process of summing up the numerical values in an accounting column to determine the total, typically as a preliminary step in the preparation of financial statements.

Normal Debit Balance

The expected balance type of an account that is increased by a debit, typical for assets, expenses, and losses.

Withdrawals

Money taken out from a bank account, or the act of taking out funds from a business by its owners for personal use.