Answer: Option A
Explanation: In simple words, Variable cost is that cost of the business that changes with level of production. Hourly wage rate of workers, electricity bill of factory are some of many examples of variable cost.
The electricity consumption is fixed per unit, but if the level of production rises the electricity bill also rises as more units will be consumed.
Hence, from the above we can conclude that the right option is A.
Answer:
The correct answer is option B.
Explanation:
In a competitive industry there is no restriction on entry or exit of firms in the market. So, when in the short run the firms are enjoying super normal profits or positive economic profits, this would attract potential firms to join the industry in the long run.
As a result the industry supply will increase in the long run. The increase in supply would cause the price to fall. This would further contribute in reducing revenue and profit.
This process will continue till the profit is reduced to zero. If profit falls below zero, then firms incurring loss will exit the industry. Then again zero profits will be restored by reduction in supply and increase in price.
So, we can say that perfectly competitive firms will have zero economic profits or only normal profits in the long run.
Answer: Moderate or low
Explanation:
Tests of Control are one by auditors to determine the effectiveness of the internal controls in the company in being able to detect accounting errors and anomalies.
If a company seems to have a moderate or low inherent risk the Auditors may or may not initiate Tests of Control due to this reduced risk.
If the company however, has either high or moderate or unusually high risk, the Auditors have to perform Tests of Control to determine where the company is going wrong.
Explanation:
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The sales budget and the schedule of cash receipts.
Option B.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Account receivable is the account which consists of the amount that is to be received by a firm for the goods and the services that have been delivered to the customers but the amount and the payment has not yet been received by the firm for the same.
The amount of money that is still to be received can be derived from the accounts having the sales that is done by the firm to the clients.
