A) The assurance will enable management to address all stakeholder concerns with equal priority.
B) The assurance will enable the organization to eliminate all the risks it may face.
C) The assurance will enable people to trust the CSR's content for external stakeholders more easily.
D) The assurance will provide exemption to an organization from filing annual reports.
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A) It is a loss on the exchange of one currency for another due to depreciation of the home currency.
B) It is a loss on the exchange of one currency for another due to depreciation of the foreign currency.
C) An exchange loss occurs when the currency of the home country strengthens relative to the foreign country's currency.
D) An exchange loss is not a practical scenario.
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A) Risk Appetite Determination
B) Risk Monitoring
C) Risk Response
D) Risk Identification
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A) This costing approach offers both simplicity and accuracy and, thus, may be well suited for multiple-product value streams.
B) This costing approach recognizes that some product components take more effort (time) to make than others and thus cost more.
C) This costing approach uses a single rate to assign conversion costs and approximates a comprehensive ABC system based in duration drivers.
D) This costing approach is used interchangeably with the duration-based value-stream costing approach.
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A) An exchange gain is a gain on the exchange of one currency for another due to appreciation of the home currency.
B) An exchange gain is a gain on the exchange of one currency for another due to appreciation of the foreign currency.
C) An exchange gain results from the simultaneous currency appreciation of two countries engaging in trade activities.
D) An exchange gain results from the simultaneous currency depreciation of two trading countries engaging in trade activities.
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A) ?Risk response net benefit
B) ?Sustainability assurance
C) ?Internal failure costs
D) ?Duration-based costing
E) ?Transaction risk
F) ?Fraud
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A) It offers both simplicity and accuracy and, thus, may be well suited for multiple-product value streams.
B) This approach recognizes that some product components take more effort (time) to make than others and thus cost more.
C) In duration-based costing, an adjustment is made to the average product cost that reflects the differences in product features and characteristics.
D) Duration-based costing and features and characteristics costing are used interchangeably.
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A) Sustainability reporting
B) Sustainability assurance
C) Stakeholder engagement
D) Risk management
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A) shift costs to high-tax countries and to shift revenues to low-tax countries.
B) shift revenues to high-tax countries and to shift costs to low-tax countries.
C) shift costs and revenues to high-tax countries.
D) shift costs and revenues to low-tax countries.
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A) ?Risk response net benefit
B) ?Sustainability assurance
C) ?Internal failure costs
D) ?Duration-based costing
E) ?Transaction risk
F) ?Fraud
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A) Greenwashing occurs when an organization follows reporting standards and combines its annual report with its sustainability report to form one combined report for all stakeholders, including investors.
B) It is a situation in which stakeholders believe that an organization's corporate sustainability report contains environmental information that is materially biased in favor of the reporting organization.
C) Greenwashing always results in positive organizational benefits over the long run.
D) It can be avoided by not following optional reporting rules.
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A) $965,000
B) $510,000
C) $265,000
D) $710,000
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A) Inspection of materials
B) Field testing
C) Product acceptance
D) Marketing research
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A) Determining an organization's risk appetite involves identifying the top risks and assessing risks at the inherent level.
B) Determining an organization's risk appetite involves determining the organization's desired overall level of risk taking.
C) Determining an organization's risk appetite is the final step in the iterative enterprise risk management process.
D) Determining an organization's risk appetite requires input from a cross-functional team to capture all the threats-or risks-to the organization.
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A) appraisal costs.
B) sunk costs.
C) opportunity costs.
D) failure costs.
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