Economics of enterprise organizations test MPEI
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Description
1. The branches of material production include:
1.culture, education, health care, social security, science management, housing and communal services, consumer services for the population;
2. industry, agriculture and forestry, construction, transport and communications, trade and public catering, material and technical support;
2. The production structure of the enterprise includes:
1. shops, sites; economy and services involved in the production process;
2. housing and communal departments, kitchen factories, canteens, canteens, kindergartens and nurseries, sanatoriums, medical units, departments of technical training;
3. The types of production structure are:
1.technological, scientific and technical, organizational and managerial;
2. subject, technological, mixed;
4.Distinguish the following types of production:
1.single, serial, mass;
2 special, unified, standard;
5.Production program installs:
1.volumes of gross, marketable and sold products;
2. the level of mechanization and automation of labor, material consumption of production, modernization of equipment;
Task 2
1. Entrepreneurial ability:
1. are a factor of production and bring entrepreneurial profit;
2. are not a factor of production;
2.Disadvantages of partnerships are:
1. the risk of losing personal property or deposits;
2. inability to control the lists of persons holding the securities of a given firm;
3. Open joint-stock companies are characterized by disadvantages:
1.possible incompatibility of interests;
2. waiver of the right to a commercial secret;
4. Business limited liability company:
1.bears the risk of losses within the value of the contributions made by the participants;
2. provides unlimited liability of the owner for debts;
5. Fixed assets when credited to the balance sheet of the enterprise as a result of acquisition, construction are estimated by:
1.replacement cost;
2. full original cost;
Task 3
1.The structure of the working capital of the enterprise includes:
1 revolving funds and circulation funds;
2. production inventories, work in progress, prepaid expenses, finished goods;
2.The assets of the enterprise include:
1.property, money, inventory holdings that the enterprise has;
2. sources of funds at the disposal of the company (authorized capital, retained earnings, borrowed funds);
3. The fixed capital is:
1. land, buildings and structures, machinery, equipment, vehicles;
2. raw materials, fuel, energy, materials, purchased semi-finished products, work in progress, semi-finished products;
4. The capital received as a result of the issuance of bonds by the enterprise, as a result of the sale by the enterprise of bills of exchange, long-term bank loans, short-term bank loans, debts to social insurance authorities - all this is:
1. own capital;
2. borrowed capital;
5. Fixed costs are:
1.Costs for raw materials, wages of workers;
2. rent, depreciation, administrative and management expenses, heating, electricity;
Task 4
1. Variable costs:
1. do not depend on the volume of production;
2. depend on the volume of production;
2. The cost price of mechanical engineering products includes:
1. running costs of production and capital costs;
2. enterprise costs for the production and sale of products;
3. Purpose of the classification of production costs by economic cost elements:
1.calculation of the unit cost of a specific type of product;
2. the basis for drawing up estimates of production costs;
4. Purpose of classification by cost items:
1.calculation of the unit cost of a specific type
1.culture, education, health care, social security, science management, housing and communal services, consumer services for the population;
2. industry, agriculture and forestry, construction, transport and communications, trade and public catering, material and technical support;
2. The production structure of the enterprise includes:
1. shops, sites; economy and services involved in the production process;
2. housing and communal departments, kitchen factories, canteens, canteens, kindergartens and nurseries, sanatoriums, medical units, departments of technical training;
3. The types of production structure are:
1.technological, scientific and technical, organizational and managerial;
2. subject, technological, mixed;
4.Distinguish the following types of production:
1.single, serial, mass;
2 special, unified, standard;
5.Production program installs:
1.volumes of gross, marketable and sold products;
2. the level of mechanization and automation of labor, material consumption of production, modernization of equipment;
Task 2
1. Entrepreneurial ability:
1. are a factor of production and bring entrepreneurial profit;
2. are not a factor of production;
2.Disadvantages of partnerships are:
1. the risk of losing personal property or deposits;
2. inability to control the lists of persons holding the securities of a given firm;
3. Open joint-stock companies are characterized by disadvantages:
1.possible incompatibility of interests;
2. waiver of the right to a commercial secret;
4. Business limited liability company:
1.bears the risk of losses within the value of the contributions made by the participants;
2. provides unlimited liability of the owner for debts;
5. Fixed assets when credited to the balance sheet of the enterprise as a result of acquisition, construction are estimated by:
1.replacement cost;
2. full original cost;
Task 3
1.The structure of the working capital of the enterprise includes:
1 revolving funds and circulation funds;
2. production inventories, work in progress, prepaid expenses, finished goods;
2.The assets of the enterprise include:
1.property, money, inventory holdings that the enterprise has;
2. sources of funds at the disposal of the company (authorized capital, retained earnings, borrowed funds);
3. The fixed capital is:
1. land, buildings and structures, machinery, equipment, vehicles;
2. raw materials, fuel, energy, materials, purchased semi-finished products, work in progress, semi-finished products;
4. The capital received as a result of the issuance of bonds by the enterprise, as a result of the sale by the enterprise of bills of exchange, long-term bank loans, short-term bank loans, debts to social insurance authorities - all this is:
1. own capital;
2. borrowed capital;
5. Fixed costs are:
1.Costs for raw materials, wages of workers;
2. rent, depreciation, administrative and management expenses, heating, electricity;
Task 4
1. Variable costs:
1. do not depend on the volume of production;
2. depend on the volume of production;
2. The cost price of mechanical engineering products includes:
1. running costs of production and capital costs;
2. enterprise costs for the production and sale of products;
3. Purpose of the classification of production costs by economic cost elements:
1.calculation of the unit cost of a specific type of product;
2. the basis for drawing up estimates of production costs;
4. Purpose of classification by cost items:
1.calculation of the unit cost of a specific type
Additional Information
1. The branches of material production include:1.culture, education, health care, social security, science management, housing and communal services, consumer services for the population;
2. industry, agriculture and forestry, construction, transport and communications, trade and public catering, material and technical support;
2. The production structure of the enterprise includes:
1. shops, sites; economy and services involved in the production process;
2. housing and communal departments, kitchen factories, canteens, canteens, kindergartens and nurseries, sanatoriums, medical units, departments of technical training;
3. The types of production structure are:
1.technological, scientific and technical, organizational and managerial;
2. subject, technological, mixed;
4.Distinguish the following types of production:
1.single, serial, mass;
2 special, unified, standard;
5.Production program installs:
1.volumes of gross, marketable and sold products;
2. the level of mechanization and automation of labor, material consumption of production, modernization of equipment;
Task 2
1. Entrepreneurial ability:
1. are a factor of production and bring entrepreneurial profit;
2. are not a factor of production;
2.Disadvantages of partnerships are:
1. the risk of losing personal property or deposits;
2. inability to control the lists of persons holding the securities of a given firm;
3. Open joint-stock companies are characterized by disadvantages:
1.possible incompatibility of interests;
2. waiver of the right to a commercial secret;
4. Business limited liability company:
1.bears the risk of losses within the value of the contributions made by the participants;
2. provides unlimited liability of the owner for debts;
5. Fixed assets when credited to the balance sheet of the enterprise as a result of acquisition, construction are estimated by:
1.replacement cost;
2. full original cost;
Task 3
1.The structure of the working capital of the enterprise includes:
1 revolving funds and circulation funds;
2. production inventories, work in progress, prepaid expenses, finished goods;
2.The assets of the enterprise include:
1.property, money, inventory holdings that the enterprise has;
2. sources of funds at the disposal of the company (authorized capital, retained earnings, borrowed funds);
3. The fixed capital is:
1. land, buildings and structures, machinery, equipment, vehicles;
2. raw materials, fuel, energy, materials, purchased semi-finished products, work in progress, semi-finished products;
4. The capital received as a result of the issuance of bonds by the enterprise, as a result of the sale by the enterprise of bills of exchange, long-term bank loans, short-term bank loans, debts to social insurance authorities - all this is:
1. own capital;
2. borrowed capital;
5. Fixed costs are:
1.Costs for raw materials, wages of workers;
2. rent, depreciation, administrative and management expenses, heating, electricity;
Task 4
1. Variable costs:
1. do not depend on the volume of production;
2. depend on the volume of production;
2. The cost price of mechanical engineering products includes:
1. running costs of production and capital costs;
2. enterprise costs for the production and sale of products;
3. Purpose of the classification of production costs by economic cost elements:
1.calculation of the unit cost of a specific type of product;
2. the basis for drawing up estimates of production costs;
4. Purpose of classification by cost items:
1.calculation of the unit cost of a specific type