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Productivity can be defined as:
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The relationship between the production of a period and the resources consumed to obtain it
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The relationship between a period's sales and total assets
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The relationship between the earnings of a period and the capital invested
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When a factor is immediately incorporated into the final product, it's talking about:
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Indirect cost
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Direct cost
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Financial cost
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The cost of car insurance for a taxi driver is:
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A variable cost
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A fixed cost
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A total cost
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Stock rupture is:
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The fault produced in the storage room
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Deterioration of a product
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The depletion of stocks to meet orders for a product
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The fixed cost are:
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All expenses incurred to obtain the product
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All company expenses
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Independent of production volume
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The cost occurs when:
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Purchased factors are consumed in production
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Production factors are acquired
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Acquired production factors are paid
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Variable production costs are:
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The energy consumed
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Leases
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The Tax on Economic Activities
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Productivity is:
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The relationship between money spent and money earned by a business over a period of time
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The relationship between the amount of product obtained and the amount of factors used over a period of time
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The relationship between the quantity produced in the current period and that which is expected to be achieved in the next
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The consumption of a factor that is immediately incorporated into the final product is said to be:
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An indirect cost
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A fixed cost
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A direct cost
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Productivity is defined as:
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The relationship between the output obtained and the amount of factors used
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Adding extra value to the product
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The relationship between the quantity produced and the quantity anticipated
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In a furniture factory, the consumption of wood for the manufacture of furniture is:
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An average fixed cost
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A variable cost
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A total cost
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A fixed cost is:
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That cost that the company necessarily incurs, such as the purchase of raw materials
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That cost that remains independent of the level of production
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A cost that remains inchanged both in the short term and in the long term
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Variable costs are:
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Those that vary according to time
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Those that are independent of the production volume
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Those that depend on the amount of product obtained
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Productivity is the relationship between:
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The production obtained and the factos used
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Profit and capital
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Forecast production and actual production
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Variable costs are:
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Independent of production volume
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Proportional to the quantity produced
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The costs of workers without a permanent contract
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Variable costs of the company are:
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Those that don't vary over time
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Those that vary with production volume
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Those that vary over time
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The break-even point represents:
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The amount that the company must produce for revenue to be greater than costs
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The amount that the company must produce for revenue to be less than costs
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The quantity that the company must produce for the income to be equal to the costs
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In an automobile factory, the consumption of sheet metal for the manufacture of cars is:
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A variable cost
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An average fixed cost
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A total cost
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In a production process, when profit is equal to zero, at what level of production are we?
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At maximum production volume
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At break-even point
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At minimum sales volume
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How are costs classified in relation to production volume?
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Direct and indirect
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Transport and storate
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Fixed and variable
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The relationship between the production volume and the number of factors used is called:
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Productivity
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Average profitability
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Economic profitability
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In a production process, when profit is equal to zero, at what level of production are we?
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At maximum production volume
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At the break-even point
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At the lowest cost
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The production costs of a company according to the volume of production are:
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Direct and indirect
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Actual of planned
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Fixed or variable
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In a production process, short-term total costs can be considered:
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Fixed costs and variable costs
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Amortization costs and fixed costs
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Fixed costs and opportunity costs
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Variable costs are:
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Those subject to modifications in the factor supplier
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Those proportional to the quantity produced
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Those subject to variations in factor prices