Question

a. Differential b. Marginal C. Average d. Oportunity e. Controllable f. uncontrollable g. Direct h./Indirect i. Variable j. /Fixed k. Sunk or Titanic Costs I. Prime m. Conversion n. Product o. Period p. Absorption costing 9. Activity based costing (ABC) i. Difference between alternatives ii. Cost of one next unit; iii. Total/Number (Total divided by # units) iv. Benefit-next best alternative V. Under your supervision vi. Not under control vii. Directly attribile viii. Not directly identifiable ix. Rent, Monthly salary, monthly flat charges. It can also be a period cost. X. Sales commissions, units of production, rate charges xi. Costs which Can't change costs xii. DM&DL; xiii. DL & Manufacturing Overhead xiv. COST OF GOODS SOLD is an example of this type of cost xv. Any standard operating expense like rent, monthly insurance premium etc..Its can also be a fixed cost xvi. Fixed cost disappears and becomes variable xvii. Any conceivable method of cost allocation

match(a through q, with i - xvii)

Answer 1

		Answer
a	Differential	iv.	Benefit next best alternative
b	Marginal	ii.	Cost of one next unit
c	Average	iii.	Total / Number (Total divided by # units)
d	Opportunity	i.	Difference between alternatives
e	Controllable	v.	Under your supervision
f	Uncontrollable	vi.	Not under control
g	Direct	vii.	Directly attrible
h	Indirect	viii.	Not directly identifiable
i	Variable	xii.	Sales commission, units of production, rate charges
j	Fixed	ix.	Rent, monthly salary, montly flat charges, it can also be a period cost
k	Sunk or Titanic costs	xi.	Costs which can't change costs
l	Prime	xii.	DM & DL (Direct materials and direct labor)
m	Conversion	xiii.	DL & manufacturing overhead
n	Product	xiv.	Cost of Goods Sold is an example of this type of cost
o	Period	xv.	Any standard operating expense like rent, monthly insurance premium, etc. Its can also be a fixed cost
p	Absorption Costing	xvi.	Fixed cost disappears and become variable
q	Activity based costing (ABC)	xvii.	Any conceivable method of cost allocation