Questions from Managerial Accounting


Q: Larry and Mary are two hotel managers who operate franchised select‐

Larry and Mary are two hotel managers who operate franchised select‐service hotels in neighboring cities. While attending their franchisor’s annual general managers’ meeting, they struck up a conversa...

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Q: It had been an exhausting two weeks, but JoAnna Taubman was

It had been an exhausting two weeks, but JoAnna Taubman was very pleased with the way her hotel staff had performed. From tornado watch, to warning, to the too close for comfort sighting of a tornado...

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Q: “We just don’t have the money,” said Bill, the

“We just don’t have the money,” said Bill, the controller for the 400‐room Lafayette Square hotel. Bill was attending the meeting of the hotel’s Executive Operating Committee and he was informing Wend...

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Q: Jennifer Norton is the Registered Dietitian (R.D.) responsible

Jennifer Norton is the Registered Dietitian (R.D.) responsible for all dietary services at City Memorial Hospital. Her operation consists of two departments. The first, and largest, is patient feeding...

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Q: 1. In the short run, when room supply is held

1. In the short run, when room supply is held constant A. a decrease in demand for rooms typically leads to a decreased selling price. B. a decrease in demand for rooms typically leads to an increase...

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Q: 1. In which industry did the yield management concept originate?

1. In which industry did the yield management concept originate? A. Airline B. Car rental C. Hotel D. Restaurant   2. A hotel has 200 rooms available for sale. The hotel’s rack rate is $175 per room....

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Q: 1. A hotel had a GOP of $125,000

1. A hotel had a GOP of $125,000 this accounting period and a GOP of $100,000 the previous accounting period. Total revenue was $300,000 the previous period and $350,000 this period. What was this hot...

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Q: 1. At any specified level of revenue, A.

1. At any specified level of revenue, A. the lower a business’s costs, the greater are its profits. B. the lower a business’s costs, the lower are its profits. C. the greater a business’s costs, the...

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Q: 1. A restaurant pays its website developer a monthly fee for

1. A restaurant pays its website developer a monthly fee for hosting and maintaining its web presence. The monthly fee charged by the developer is $400, plus $0.003 per site click. What would be the r...

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Q: 1. Which is the opposite of incurring an expense?

1. Which is the opposite of incurring an expense? A. Incurring an opportunity cost B. Incurring a fixed cost C. Incurring a mixed cost D. Incurring a step cost 2. When they are calculated as a perce...

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