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Question 1

Faxton and Rexford are competitor in the same industry Faxton utilizes an incentive program mat focuses solely on net income Rexford uses customer service and employee development in addition to net income in its incentive program. Over time. Faxton can be expected to

Options:

A.

have higher sales growth than Rexford due to management s strong focus

B.

be less likely to misstate earnings due to the importance of earnings to management

C.

be more profitable than Rexford initially Put lose this advantage

D.

consistently be more profitable than Rexford due to not funding training programs

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Question 2

Ingle Inc. has adopted a quality management program that considers all defects as avoidable and unnecessary The goal of this program is to have zero defects ingle uses a process costing system and has recognized the cost of normal and abnormal spoilage on its financial statements How will the new quality management program affect the accounting for normal and abnormal spoilage?

Options:

A.

All spoilage will be recognized as normal spoilage

B.

All spoilage will be recognized as abnormal spoilage

C.

All spoilage will be assigned to ending finished goods inventory

D.

There will be no effect

Question 3

Which of the following represents a significant deficiency m the design of controls?

Options:

A.

Failure to follow up and correct previously identified internal control deficiencies

B.

Inadequate controls over access to computer systems, data and files

C.

Evidence of misrepresentation by accounting personnel

D.

Management overrides of the accounting for transactions