Ch5. Non-routine Operating Decisions Flashcards

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part of day-to-day operations and follow established protocols and procedures; they are typically low-risk and require minimal analysis
examples: ordering office supplies, scheduling meetings, or assigning work tasks to team members

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routine or operational decisions

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medium term decisions that align with overall organizational strategy; they required careful analysis and consideration of various factors

examples: launching a new product line, revising marketing strategies, or adjusting pricing structures.

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tactical decisions

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long-term decisions that shape the direction and visions of the organization; they have a significant impact on the overall success growth of the company.

examples: expanding into new markets, acquiring other companies, or diversifying products and services

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strategic decisions

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Types of Decision-making in Management

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  • routine or operational decisions
  • tactical decisions
  • strategic decisions
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Time-effects
- strategic
- tactical

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  • long term
  • mediums/short term
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concerned management level
- strategic
- tactical

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  • top executives
  • middles and supervisory managers
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primary interest served
- strategic
- tactical

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  • financial investors
  • customers
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focus
- strategic
- tactical

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  • stability and growth
  • profitability and liquidity
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Management accounting techniques used
- strategic
- tactical

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  • capital budgeting
  • std costing, responsibility acctg, short-term budgeting, cost-volume profit analysis, variance analysis, nonroutine operating decisions.
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  • a choice made to deal with a non-repetitive, tactical situations
  • these decisions typically involve situations that fall outside of the operating procedures off a business
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non-routine operating decisions

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  • non-routine operating decisions use of
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  • relevant costing,
  • sometimes referred to relevant costing, incremental costing or differentials costing
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present in one alternative but absent in whole or in part in another another alternative

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differential cost

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can be eliminated in whole or in part when one alternative is chosen over another

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avoidable

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contribution to income that is lost when one action is taken over the next best alternative course of action

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opportunity

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list of relevant costs

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  • differential cost
  • avoidable
  • opportunity
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change from one alternatives to another

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differential or incremental

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planned cost, budgeted cost, projected costs or estimated costs; costs that are yet to be incurred in the future.

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future oriented

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features of relevant costs

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  • differential or incremental
  • future oriented
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not relevant

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sunk costs

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the relevant costs of producing the products component are compared with the purchase price of buying it from an outside supplier; avoidable costs are considered depending

cost:
- variable manufacturing costs that will saved
- fixed cost that can be eliminated
- the purchase price
- opportunity costs or the potential benefits that may be obtained.

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make or buy a product component

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the relevant information is the difference between the variable manufacturing costs to produces the special order and expected revenues

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accept or reject a special sales order

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A business segment or product line should be continued if revenues exceed its costs (positive segment margin)

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continue or drop a business segment`

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the basic decisions rule is: sell it if the incremental revenue is from such processing exceed the incremental costs

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sell-as-is or process further

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is the level of operations where the loss from continuing is equal to the loss from discontinuing

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shutdown point

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if continuing the operations will result to greated sales than the shutdown point,it is better to continue operating
shut down or continue operations
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offering a particular amount of money for something when competing against other people to buy it
bidding
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should not be less than the incremental cost
minimum bid price
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- when resources are limited (____) ___ ____ is about getting the most out of them. - involves identifying, prioritizing, and utilizing resources in the most efficient and effective manner
scarce resources optimization
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if the expected incremental sales is greater than the incremental cost of the keeping the product then _____
sell now or later
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- the decision points involves the cash inflows and cash outflows resulting from ________ - immediate cash flow
replace or retain an asset
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when products do not meet the standards specifications or are defective, the producers may sell them as a ____ or may opt to _____ or reprocess them to be sold later at a higher value
scrap or rework defective unit
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- the point at which two different alternatives are equal - whatever alternatives is chosen, the outcomes will be the same
indifference point
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the level or points is known as _____ and at this points the total cost of two production methods is the same
cost indifference point