When a Control Is Effective, the Next Step Is to

question 55

Multiple Choice

When a control is effective, the next step is to

• A) identify what could go wrong.
• B) test the control.
• C) perform a walkthrough.
• D) reduce reliance on detailed substantive procedures.

Calculate the contribution margin per unit and per composite unit and recognize its role in break-even analysis.

Determine the number of units required to break even or achieve a target profit, incorporating sales mix in calculations.

Analyze the effects of changes in fixed and variable costs on the break-even point and overall financial performance.

Comprehend the concept of margin of safety, both in dollar terms and as a percentage of sales, and its importance in measuring financial risk.

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