Match the Options Below with the Correct Phrases

question 160

Multiple Choice

Match the options below with the correct phrases:
-organic structure

• A)a closed, rigid, formal, and centralized structure of organization
• B)the creation of or change to an organization
• C)unit production technology
• D)an organizational design that simultaneously uses functional and divisional elements
• E)an organizational design grouping departments by products, geography, or customers
• F)an organizational design that consolidates separate functions into a focused group
• G)the overall "expertise" used to transform inputs into outputs within organizations
• H)the technology used to manufacture a large volume of standardized products
• I)an open, flexible, free-flowing, and decentralized structure of organization
• J)a technology using mechanical and chemical processes that excludes employees
• K)an organizational design that relies heavily on external contract services for critical functions
• L)the evolution of an organization
• M)an organizational structure comprised of sales, marketing, production, shipping, and other departments
• N)revolutionizing assembly lines
• O)the primary characteristic of organic organizations
• P)same as mass production technology

Identify and calculate the break-even point in both units and dollars.

Describe and utilize the high-low method to analyze cost behavior.

Analyze and interpret the significance of the margin of safety and its calculation.

Understand the concept of sales mix and its importance in multiproduct analysis.

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