Shel and Fran Are Neighbors

question 68

Multiple Choice

Shel and Fran are neighbors.They work at the same firm and hold the same title.Shel finds that when Fran's consumption rises,Shel feels worse off.Fran feels the same way towards Shel's consumption.
Refer to the information given above.Fran has bought a new Jaguar (a luxury car) and shortly thereafter Shel bought a new Mercedes (also a luxury car) .Shel and Fran seem to be:

• A)making independent rational consumption decisions.
• B)unaware of the other's actions.
• C)involved in a positional arms race.
• D)imposing external benefits on each other.

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Definitions:

Activity Cost Pools

Groups of indirect cost resources that are allocated to products and services using a cost driver.

Legal Firm

A business that provides legal services and is staffed by lawyers.

Activity-Based Costing

A method of allocating overhead and indirect costs to specific products or projects based on their use of resources.

Activity Rate

The cost driver rate that is used to assign activity costs to products or services based on their consumption of the activity.