The document outlines the details of an exam for an Engineering Economics and Accountancy course, including 5 short answer questions about key concepts and choosing one of two long answer questions. It also provides financial information for a manufacturing company and asks students to calculate various costs from the data, including prime cost, works cost, cost of production, cost of sales, and net profit.
The document outlines the details of an exam for an Engineering Economics and Accountancy course, including 5 short answer questions about key concepts and choosing one of two long answer questions. It also provides financial information for a manufacturing company and asks students to calculate various costs from the data, including prime cost, works cost, cost of production, cost of sales, and net profit.
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The document outlines the details of an exam for an Engineering Economics and Accountancy course, including 5 short answer questions about key concepts and choosing one of two long answer questions. It also provides financial information for a manufacturing company and asks students to calculate various costs from the data, including prime cost, works cost, cost of production, cost of sales, and net profit.
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Paper: EE 421: ENGINEERING ECONOMICS AND ACCOUNTANCY
II – MID TERM EXAMINATION
Total: 15 Marks
I. Answer ALL questions: 1x 5= 5 M
Explain a. Cost b. Marginal analysis c. Return on Investment d. Demand & Supply e. Budget
II. Answer ONE from the following: 1x4=4M
a. What are the cost reduction techniques? b. Discuss various aspects of Indian Economy.
III. Answer the following (Compulsory): 1x6=6M
The following has been extracted from the books of M/s HCL Limited for the calendar year 2006. Opening stock of raw material : 25000 Purchase of raw material : 85000 Closing stock : 40000 Carriage inward : 5000 Wages : Direct : 75000 Indirect : 10000 Other direct expenses : 15000 Rent & Rates : Factory : 5000 Office : 500 Indirect consumption material : 500 Depreciations : Plant : 1500 Furniture : 100 Salary : Office : 2500 Salesmen : 2000 Other factory expenses : 5700 Other office expenses : 900 Managing Director’s Remuneration : 12000 Other selling expenses : 1000 Traveling expenses of salesmen : 1100 Carriage and freight outward : 1000 Sales : 250000 Advertisement : 2000 Managing Director’s remuneration is to be allocated as Rs.4000 to the factory, Rs.2000 to the office and Rs.6000 to the selling departments. From the above information prepare (i) Prime Cost (ii) Works Cost (iii) Cost of Production (iv) Cost of Sales (v) Net profit