Price Inelasticity Is When _________ While Price Elasticity Is When

question 35

Multiple Choice

Price inelasticity is when _________ while price elasticity is when __________.

• A) Prices cannot be negotiated; consumers can negotiate a price
• B) Consumers can negotiate a price; prices cannot be negotiated
• C) The supply/demand curve is followed; consumers buy a product regardless of cost
• D) Consumers buy a product regardless of cost; the supply/demand curve is followed
• E) Prices change frequently; prices are relatively stable

Recognize the accounting treatment of direct labor, direct materials (including raw material purchases), and manufacturing overhead within job-order costing.

Grasp the connections between retained earnings, net operating income, and dividends in the financial structure of a corporation.

Be able to complete and analyze a job-order costing spreadsheet that splits its entries into relevant categories for detailed financial analysis.

Understand the role and implications of indirect labor and factory depreciation on financial records in a job-order costing context.

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