Chapter 8 Reading Flashcards

1
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cost-volume-profit (CVP) analysis?

A

examines the behaviour or total revenues, costs and operating profit as changes occur in the output level selling price, variable/fixed costs

a single revenue driver and a single cost drive are used in this analysis

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2
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which questions do managers use CVP for?

A

how will revenues and costs be affected if we sell 1000 more units?

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3
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CVP = ?

A

cost-volume-profit

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4
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revenues = ?

A

inflows of assets received in exchange for products/services

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5
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revenue driver = ?

A

a factor that affects revenues

e.g., units of output sold, selling prices, levels of marketing

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6
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general case/special case?

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general case = considering multiple revenue drivers and multiple cost drivers, looking in long-run

special case = considering one specific revenue driver and cost driver, looking in short-run

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7
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total costs = ?

A

variable costs + fixed costs

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8
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variable costs = ?

A

costs that vary with respect to units of output

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9
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operating profit = ?

A

total revenues - total costs

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10
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net profit = ?

A

operating profit + non operating revenue - non operating costs

net profit = operating profit - income taxes

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11
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usp = ?

A

unit selling price

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12
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uvc = ?

A

unit variable costs

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13
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ucm = ?

A

unit contribution margin

unit selling price - unit variable costs

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14
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fc = ?

A

fixed costs

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15
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q = ?

A

quantity of output units sold/manufactured

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16
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OP = ?

A

operating profit

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17
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TOP = ?

A

target operating profit

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18
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what are some of the CVP assumptions?

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  • total costs can be divided into a fixed component and a variable component
  • behaviour of total revenues and total costs is linear in relation to output units
  • USP, UVC and FC are constant
  • analysis covers a single product or assumes the proportion of different products remains constant
  • all revenues and costs can be added and compared without taking into account the time value of money
  • changes in levels of revenues/costs arise because of changes in number of products/services produced and sold
  • the number of output units is the only revenue and cost driver
19
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contribution margin = ?

A

unit selling price - variable costs per unit

20
Q

breakeven point?

A

fixed expenses / contribution margin per unit

e.g., £2,000 / £100 per unit = 20 units to break even

21
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what is the breakeven point?

A

the point at which profit = 0

22
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what is target profit?

A

monetary amount beyond breakeven point

target sales = target profit + fixed costs / cost per unit

e.g., £1,500 + 2,000 / 100 = 35 units

23
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contribution margin = ?

A

revenues - variable costs

24
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contribution income statement?

A

groups line itesm by cost behaviour pattern to highlight the contribution margin

e.g., revenue - variable costs = contribution margin - fixed costs = operating profit

25
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what are the three methods for calculating the breakeven point?

A
  • equation method
  • contribution margin method
  • graph method
26
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equation method for calculating breakeven point?

A

revenues - variable costs - fixed costs = operating profit

27
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contribution margin method for calculating breakeven point?

A

algebraic manipulation of the equation method

28
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graph method for calculating breakeven point?

A

plots total costs line and total revenues line

point of intersection is breakeven point

29
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target operating profit?

A

revenues - vc - fc = TOP

30
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how to calculate breakeven point in units?

A

fixed expenses / contribution margin per unit

31
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how to calculate breakeven point in £?

A

breakeven units x selling price per unit

32
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how to calculate required sales to hit target profit?

A

fixed expenses + target profit / contribution margin per unit

33
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how is a contribution income statement formatted?

A

revenue -
variable expenses =
contribution margin -
fixed expenses =
operating income

34
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margin of safety = ?

A

how much room for failure does the business have before it’s in trouble

safety margin = budgeted sales - break even sales

percentage = safety margin / budgeted sales x 100

35
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PV graph?

A

shows the impact on operating profit of changes in output level

profit-volume graph

36
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how do you plot a PV graph?

A

x axis = units
y axis = £

  • draw line for fixed costs
  • draw line for total revenue
  • draw line for total costs

break even point = point where total costs meets total revenue

37
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target net profit calculation = ?

A

revenues - variable costs - fixed costs = target net profit/(1-tax rate)

38
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sensitivity analysis?

A

what-if technique that examines how a result will change if the original predicted data are not achieved

39
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operating leverage = ?

A

describes the effects that fixed costs have on changes in operating profit as changes occur in units sold and contribution margin

40
Q

revenue mix / sales mix ?

A

relative combination of quantities of quantities of products/services that make up total revenues

41
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contribution margin vs gross margin?

A

contribution margin = revenues - all variable costs

gross margin = revenues - COGS

42
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variable-cost percentage?

A

total variable costs / revenues

43
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gross margin percentage?

A

gross margin / revenues