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  1. 1. A sharp increase in the price of cocoa beans will most likely cause the supply curve for chocolate to:

    • A. become perfectly elastic.
    • B. shift to the left.
    • C. remain unchanged.
    • D. shift to the right.
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    Correct: B (shift to the left.).

    Cocoa beans are an input in chocolate production. Higher input costs reduce the quantity sellers offer at every price, shifting the supply curve to the left.

    Topic: Economics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and the Global Economy

  2. 2. An increase to which account is properly recorded as a credit?

    • A. Wages Expense
    • B. Prepaid Rent
    • C. Accounts Payable
    • D. Supplies
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    Correct: C (Accounts Payable).

    Accounts Payable is a liability account, and liabilities increase on the credit side. Supplies and Prepaid Rent are assets, and Wages Expense is an expense, all of which increase with debits.

    Topic: Accounting, Recording Transactions and Preparing Financial Statements

  3. 3. Given the present value of an ordinary annuity, how should the present value of an otherwise identical annuity due be calculated?

    • A. Divide by (1 + r)
    • B. Multiply by r
    • C. Add one additional payment to the total
    • D. Multiply by (1 + r)
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    Correct: D (Multiply by (1 + r)).

    Each annuity due payment arrives one period earlier, so it is discounted one fewer period. Multiplying the ordinary annuity present value by (1 + r) makes that adjustment.

    Topic: Finance, Capital Budgeting, Securities, and Risk Management

  4. 4. In the organizing function of management, 'division of labor' refers to which of the following?

    • A. Assigning each employee a single manager
    • B. Combining unrelated tasks into one broad role
    • C. Breaking a large job into smaller, specialized tasks performed by different people
    • D. Giving every employee the same number of tasks
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    Correct: C (Breaking a large job into smaller, specialized tasks performed by different people).

    Division of labor is the assignment of different tasks to different people based on specialization. Distributing equal workloads or assigning a single manager is a different organizing concept.

    Topic: Management, Leading People and Organizational Systems

  5. 5. A craft beekeeping company is evaluating the office snack buying segment. The firm can measure the segment's size using published industry data and can reach the buyers through trade magazines. However, the segment would generate only about 3,000 jars of honey per year, while the company needs to sell 12,000 jars to make a dedicated product line profitable. Which criterion for segment attractiveness is NOT satisfied?

    • A. Measurable
    • B. Responsive
    • C. Accessible
    • D. Substantial
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    Correct: D (Substantial).

    The segment is measurable and accessible, but at roughly 3,000 jars a year it falls far short of the 12,000-jar minimum needed for the line to be profitable, so it fails the substantial criterion.

    Topic: Marketing, Strategy, Research, and the Marketing Mix

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