In the Inelastic Portion of a Monopolist's Demand Curve, an Increase

question 92

Multiple Choice

In the inelastic portion of a monopolist's demand curve, an increase in price will

• A)reduce output quantity, increase total revenue, and increase total cost.
• B)reduce output quantity, increase total revenue, and decrease total cost.
• C)raise output quantity, decrease total revenue, and increase total cost.
• D)reduce output quantity, decrease total revenue, and decrease total cost.

Distinguish between the different types of costing methods (process costing vs. job-order costing) and identify scenarios where each is appropriate.

Understand how to record direct labor costs in a process costing system.

Analyze data to determine equivalent production units, unit costs, and total costs in a process costing environment.

Explain the process of accounting for and calculating the costs associated with transferred out units and ending work in process inventory.

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