Select the term from the list that best matches the description or definition. Enter the number of the best answer in "Your Answer" column. Your Answer Definition or Description A. Practice of holdung a manager respons ible for revenue and expense items over which he or she exercises predominant control B. Type of responsbility center where the manager influences only costs and is held acconntable for a specific output at a given level of cost C. Measure of the ability of a firm or segment within a firm to utilize avalable resources effectrvely to generate a positive retrun for shareholders D. Transfer price based on the external market price less any cost savings E. Situation that motivates a manager to act in his or her own best nterest even thongh the corporation as a whole may suffer F. The point in an organization where the control over reveme of expense items is located G. Transfer price that is based on the histonical or standard cost incured by the supplying segment H. Type of responsibility center where the manager can influence revemues, expenses, and capital invested in his or her center to attain the best performance possible I. Type of responsibility center where the manager can influence both reverues and expenses for lis or her center J. Approach that evahates a manager on his or her ability to maxinize the dolbr valne of earnings above some targeted level of earnings K. Reports comparing bodgeted and actnal controllable costs for each center within a firm L. When variances from the budget are emphasized in reporting procedures so that managenent concentrates its attention on those variances from the budget M. Transfer price that is established by agreement of both the selling and buying segnents of the firm N. Practice of delegating authority and responsibility for the geeration of bnsiness segments Term 1. Controllablity concept 2. Cost-based transfer price 3. Cost center 4. Decentralization . Investment center Management by exception 7. Market-based transfer price 8. Negotinted transfer price 9. Profit center 10. Residual income 11. Responsibulity center 12. Responsibility reports 13. Return on investment 14. Suboptimization
Price Fixing
An illegal agreement between competitors to fix prices at a certain level, rather than letting them fluctuate naturally with market forces.
Market Arrangements
Market arrangements refer to the structured organization and systems within which market transactions occur, including financial systems, trading systems, and legal frameworks.
Prisoner's Dilemma
A paradox in decision analysis in which two individuals acting in their own self-interest pursue a course of action that does not result in the ideal outcome.
Nash Equilibrium
A concept in game theory where no player can benefit by changing strategies while the other players' strategies remain unchanged.