Chapter 10 - Standard Costing Flashcards
What are Quantity standards?
specify how much of an input should be used to make a product or provide a service.
What are Cost (price) standards?
Cost (price) standards specify how much should be paid for each unit of the input.
How to set standards in a company?
Accountants, engineers, purchasing agents, and production managers combine efforts to set standards that encourage efficient future production
What is Price Variance?
Difference between actual price and standard price
What is quantity variance?
Difference between actual quantity and standard quantity
What is the difference between Ideal or Attainable standards?
Ideal or Attainable = Perfect or “real condition”
Ideal kan vara receptet på chokladbaren exempelvis. Perfekta situationer.
Companys tends to set it more to Attainable.
Which statement applies to ideal standards?
A) Can be achieved only if everything operates perfectly.
B) Allow for machine breakdowns, slack, or lack of momentary skill.
C) Demand minimum efficiency.
D) Can be achieved under efficient operations.
A) Can be achieved only if everything operates perfectly.
Which of the following are sources of quantity standards?
A) benchmarks
B) budget studies
C) input from interested personnel
D) historical experience
D) historical experience
Which of the following standards are based on the amount of input that should be used per unit of output?
A) quantity standards
B) kaizen standards
C) ideal standards
D) price standards
A) quantity standards
What do variances indicate?
A) when the variance should be investigated
B) the cause of the variance
C) who is responsible for the variance
D) that actual performance is not going according to plan
D) that actual performance is not going according to plan