An Insurance Company Received Claim Forms from 22 Phony Doctors

question 10

Multiple Choice

An insurance company received claim forms from 22 phony doctors. The forms all originated from two addresses: a post office box and a business located in a nearby city and owned by the manager's husband. The manager used a limousine to pick up fellow employees from an expensive restaurant. What fraud symptoms are mentioned in this scenario?

• A) Accounting anomalies
• B) Extravagant lifestyles
• C) Internal control weaknesses
• D) Both a and b
• E) All of the above

Understand the concept of contribution margin and its importance in break-even analysis.

Calculate break-even points in units and in sales dollars.

Analyze the impact of changes in selling price, variable costs, and fixed costs on the contribution margin and break-even points.

Define and calculate the contribution margin ratio and its relevance in CVP analysis.

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