Chapter 5 Flashcards

1
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variable expense ratio

A

variable expenses/sales put as %

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2
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Contribution Margin ratio %

A

Contribution Margin (sales-variable expenses)/sales

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3
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profits are affected by the following five factors:

A
Selling prices
sales volume 
unit variable costs
total fixed costs 
mix of products sold
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4
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contribution income statement accounts

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  1. sales
  2. variable expenses (per unit)
  3. contribution margin (sales - variable expenses)
  4. Fixed expenses
  5. Net operating income
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5
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what tool can be sued to easily calculate the change in profit resulting from a change in sales, price, sales volume, variable costs or fixed costs.

A

CVP analysis: this allows companies to easily identify the change in profit due to changes in cost volume and selling price

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6
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the break even point is reached when…

A

contribution margin (sales minus variable costs) = fixed expenses

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7
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what is the profit formula?

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profit= (sales-variable expenses) - fixed expenses

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8
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what is unit CM

A

Selling price per unit- variable expenses per unit.

contribution margin by unit. instead of multiplying the units by selling price and then the variable expenses by units and then subtracting them, you could find the CM by unit and multiply it by the units.

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9
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net operating income can be calculated as

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(unit sales - unit sales to break even) x unit contribution margin

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10
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how to calculate a change net profit when you increase or decrease your unit sales

A

((sales-variable costs)/ # of units) * the amount of units increased or decreased.

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11
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CM Ratio

A

Contribution margin (Sales-Variable Costs)/Sales

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12
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Profit

A

CM Ratio*Sales-Fixed Expenses

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13
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Variable expense ratio

A

Variable Expenses/sales

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14
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Break Even Analysis

A

you can find the break-even Analysis by making sure that Sales-Variable expenses = Fixed expenses

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15
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Unit Sales to Break Even

A

fixed expenses / unit cm

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16
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Dollar Sales to break even=

A

fixed expenses / cm ratio

17
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unit sales to attain the target profit=

A

(target profit + fixed expenses) / unit cm

18
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Dollar sales to attain the target proft

A

(target profit + Fixed Expenses) / CM ratio

19
Q

equation method to comput unit sales to achieve a target profit

A

(Unit contribution margin x Unit sales) - Fixed Expense

20
Q

% change in Net operating income

A

degree of operating leverage x percentage change in sales

21
Q

Degree of operating leverage=

A

Contribution Margin / net operating income

22
Q

Operating leverage is t

A

a measure of how sensitive net operating income is to a given percentage change in sales dollars

23
Q

Sales mix

A

A change in the sales mix will most likely change the break-even point

24
Q

Margin of safety

A

the amount that you have after you have broke even with sales
or
the amount by which sales can drop before losses are incurred

25
Q

Margin of safety equation

A

margin of safety in Dollars / by the budgeted or actual sales in dollars