BEC Study Group Q1 2016 - Page 48

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  • #749600
    NYaccountingstudent
    Participant

    Where Im at right now:

    -BEC on Thursday
    -Halfway through adaptive learning
    -Trending Score of 67%
    -First Becker Final Exam i got a 60% (Multiple Choice Only)
    -Im taking Becker Final Exam 2 tomorrow

    Question for you guys:

    How should i prepare for the writing portion?
    Ive completely disregarded preparing for it up until this point because everyone said its not too hard (Edit: After reading the past few pages of this thread….Whats a buzz word?)

    #749601
    FAR_WARS
    Participant

    @save, here is my take:

    “maintain a 6% reserve and charges 1% commission on the amount of receivables.”
    would not make sense to multiply by 90/360 here bc nothing is accruing. Sort of indicates just the net R amount?

    “The net proceeds would be further reduced by an annual interest charge of 10%.”
    multiply by 90/360 bc it specifies annual interest charge, and interest always accrues.

    FAR- 80
    BEC- 75
    AUD- 78
    REG- ?

    #749602
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Silly question. Normal spoilage is considered an OH variable cost right? Also freight out is a selling expense but freight in is considered an OH variable cost right?

    #749603
    FAR_WARS
    Participant

    @cortes

    Yes both Normal spoilage and freight-in are charged to factory overhead (inventory cost}.

    FAR- 80
    BEC- 75
    AUD- 78
    REG- ?

    #749604
    FAR_WARS
    Participant

    As part of the benchmarking process, what are the 4 categories of a company's costs of quality, and what are some examples of each?

    FAR- 80
    BEC- 75
    AUD- 78
    REG- ?

    #749605
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    1. Appraisal
    2. Prevention
    3. Internal
    4. External

    1 & 2 are Conformance
    3 & 4 are Nonconformance

    Appraisal
    4 [MIST]
    M – Maintenance of the Laboratory
    I – Inspections
    S – Statistical Quality Checks
    T – Testing

    Prevention
    8 [RESISTER]
    R – Redesign of product
    E – Employee training cost
    S – Search for high quality suppliers
    I – Improvement/Quality improvement projects
    S – Suppliers evaluation
    T – Training costs
    E – Engineering design
    R – Redesign of processes

    Internal
    6 [TODDLERS]
    “TDDLRS”
    T – Tooling Charges
    O
    D – Disposal Costs
    D – Downtime
    L – Lost Unit Cost
    E
    R – Rework/ Reinspection/ Retesting Costs
    S – Scrap

    External
    7 [ReWALL]
    “RRRWALL”
    R – Reengineering an external failure
    R – Repair/Product Repair
    R – Recall/ Product Recall
    E
    W – Warranty Costs
    A – Returns & Allowances
    L – Liability Claims (Complaint)
    L – Lost Customers (Complaint)

    #749606
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    What do you think of inspection expenses? I've seen some MCQs from Becker and NINJA that inspections / inspection expenses/ inspection costs are categorized under either Appraisal or Prevention.

    Can anyone get this straight?

    #749607
    FAR_WARS
    Participant

    “quality inspectors” is appraisal. What term do they use for prevention?
    

    FAR- 80
    BEC- 75
    AUD- 78
    REG- ?

    #749608
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    As part of prevention costs, “INSPECTION EXPENSES”

    #749609
    SaveBandit
    Participant

    @Amor D

    I've noticed that too.

    In the book it even lists plain “inspection” under both appraisal and prevention. Super annoying.

    4 for 4

    FAR 85
    AUD 94
    BEC 86
    REG 90

    #749610
    SaveBandit
    Participant

    Which one of the following statements concerning cash flow determination for capital budgeting purposes is not correct?

    A. Tax deprecation must be considered since it affects cash payments for taxes.
    B. Relevant opportunity costs should be included in cash flow forecasts.
    C. Net working capital changes should be included in cash forecasts.
    D. Book depreciation is relevant since it affects income.

    I get why the answer is D, but seriously, how in the Sam Hill would you factor in opportunity costs to a cash budget? Opportunity costs are typically implicit costs, no? I've never seen a cash budget that factored in opportunity costs. I don't get how that's even possible.

    4 for 4

    FAR 85
    AUD 94
    BEC 86
    REG 90

    #749611
    FAR_WARS
    Participant

    i think “Relevant” is the key word?

    FAR- 80
    BEC- 75
    AUD- 78
    REG- ?

    #749612
    FAR_WARS
    Participant

    If an increase in government purchases of goods and services of $20 billion causes equilibrium GDP to rise by $80 billion, and if total taxes and investment are constant, the marginal propensity to consume out of disposable income is

    a. 0.75
    b. 0.25
    c. 1.25
    d. 4.00

    20/80 = .25 MPS ( how do I know this is MPS and not MPC?)
    1-.25 = .75 MPC (how do I know this is MPC and not MPS?)

    is MPC usually bigger than MPS?

    anyone have a question where MPS was bigger than MPC?

    FAR- 80
    BEC- 75
    AUD- 78
    REG- ?

    #749613
    payaza2000
    Participant

    @FAR_WARS

    I think MPC is usually larger than MPS

    FAR 5/6/2015- 84
    REG 8/3/2015 - 87
    AUD 10/25/2015- 69 1/20/2016 -75
    BEC 2/26/2016- 80

    Thank you God

    #749614
    FAR_WARS
    Participant

    Assume that the three-month forward rate for the euro is $1.367 and the spot rate is $1.364. What is the forward premium or discount on the Euro?

    a. 0.88% premium.
    b. 0.88% discount.
    c. 0.23% premium.
    d. 0.23% discount.

    FAR- 80
    BEC- 75
    AUD- 78
    REG- ?

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