People in a printing company who determine the costs are called _____________.
A(n) _____________ is a production operation that costs money to maintain.
Costs for items such as labor and power are called _____________ costs.
A(n) _____________ is an hourly value representing the average output of a particular operating area under specified conditions.
_____________ is determined from all fixed and variable costs based on the hourly operation of a particular cost or production center.
A(n) _____________ describes the terms of a printing job and serves as a contract between the printing firm and the customer.
Which of the following is NOT an example of a fixed cost.
_____________ is a computer-based management tool used to assess data in production planning, inventory control, financial transactions, and sales records.
________ an electronic form or a paper form used to track costs for labor, materials, and press time of a given printing job.
The cost of production must always be determined ________ production begins.
Which of the following is NOT an example of a fixed cost.
____________the process of determining the approximate costs to compete a job.
_________the cost of subcontracting outside materials, supplies, and services.
There are 500 sheets of paper in a ream. How many are in 6 reams?
Rex received $418 for a press run. He worked 19 hours on the job. How much did he make per hour?
What is the cost of 15 gallons of blanket wash at $1.13 per gallon?
what is 174 x 2?
The average cost of a replacement part on the press is $41.25. During the year, the print shop installs 150 such parts. What is the total cost?
__________ is a cost rate generated by items such as labor and utilities, when production occurs in a cost center.
_____________ a cost rate that remains constant, regardless of production output in the cost center.
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