Chapter 10 Flashcards

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Segmented Income statement order

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  1. Sales: 100%
  2. Variable expenses: divide Variable expenses by Sales and get %
  3. Contribution Margin (Sales-VE): Divide contribution margin total by sales to get %

4.Traceable Fixed Expenses: fixed expenses associated with the process of selling or making the product.
divide traceable fixed expenses by sales to get %

  1. Office Segment Margin:how much of the traceable and variable expenses are coming out of the sales
  2. Common Fixed Expenses Not traceable to offices: like CEO’s salary divide this number by sales to see how much it takes out of sales

Net operating income: Sales-variable costs-traceable fixed expenses-common fixed expenses

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WHEN a limited resource of something restricts a company to satisfy a demand

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managers must decide what product or services to cut back: managers should focus on products with a higher contribution margin of the contrained resource

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How can er “relax” the contraint?`

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Use the contirbution margin per unit of the constrained resource

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4
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Ways to increase capacity of the bottle neck

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working overtime at the bottle neck

subcontracting the processing done at the bottleneck

Investing additionally to improve capacity of the bottle neck

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how do I calculate the contribution margin per pound to decide what order I should make the products with the limited resources I have

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you divide the DIRECT MATERIALS cost by the cost per pound then you will get the DIRECT MATERIAL POINDS PER UNIT AND THEN DIVIDE BY ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTION MARGIN. you will get the contribution margin per point and then you will see that you should accept orders first for the highs contribution margin per pound order.

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6
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joint costs

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costs made when using the raw materials up to the point where the separate products come out.

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7
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Split off poin

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the point where these separate or joint products emerge

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8
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at the split-off point, the products are reffered to as

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intermediate products. they are not finished products because further process could occur.

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9
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what is t, or characteristics of t

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the t-distrubution has a mean of 0
normal distribution
the shape depends on the parameter called degrees of freedom

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10
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degrees of freedom

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related to the sample size, as the sample size goes up the degrees of freedom increase accordingly. the degrees of freedom = SAMPLE SIZE MINUS 1. DF= N-1

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11
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Hypothesis testing when sigma (standard dev.) is unknown

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  1. State the null and alternative hypotheses
    determine the level of significance (a) mostly given in class
  2. Compute the Test Statistic: t=
  3. Determine the Degrees of Freedom (n-1)
  4. determine the P-Value based on test statistic (use Applet)
  5. Decision rule- Reject the null hypothesis if the p- value is less than a. if not then don’t reject.
    6.state the conclusion
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12
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z confidence level

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sample mean + z* sigma / sqr of sample size

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13
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Requirements to check for one-sample sigma unknown procedure

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  1. the sample is a simple random sample

2. either the sample is from a normally distributed population (use QQ plot or if n >30)

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14
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three characteristics of the Student’s t-distribution

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  1. Symmetric
  2. mean of 0
  3. the exact shape depends on the degrees of freedom n-1
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15
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How many degrees of freedom generally does the t-distribution have when it is used for inference for a single mean?

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df = n-1

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16
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t confidence level

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sample mean + t* s (std. dev of SAMPLE pop. not total population because that would be signma) / sqr of sample size

17
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to determine what products to make or buy, you…

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if it is cheaper to buy supplies but you have the equipment that will just sit there and cost you money, then it is better to make the products until you hit breaking point then you would buy the rest and make more profit that way

18
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the decision to add or drop a product line should be based on the impact the decions iwll have on

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net operating income

19
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determining whether to carry out an activity in the value hcain internally or use a supplier is called a

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make or buy.

20
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activities rangin from development to production to after-sales service are called

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value chain

21
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which term referest to a company that is involved in more than one activity in the value chain

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vertical integration

22
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if some products must be cut back because of a constraint, produce the products with the highest

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contribution margin per unit of CONSTRAINED RESOURCE

23
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if two products are constrained by time, how will you which one to pick over the other?

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by taking the unit contribution margin / time to make that unit