Exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

How to find contribution Margin

A

Sale price - variable exp.

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2
Q

How to find margin of safety

A

Current sales - breakeven sales = margin of safety

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3
Q

What is included in variable costing?

A

DM, DL, and variable MOH

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4
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What is included under absorbtion costing?

A

Everything in variable + fixed MOH

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5
Q

How to find variable cost per unit

A

Selling price - DM - DL - VMOH - VS&A

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6
Q

How to find total gross margin

A

sales rev - cogs

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7
Q

How to find COGS

A

absorbtion cost puer unit X units sold

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8
Q

How to find absorbtion cost per unit

A

total variable manufacturing cost per unit + FMOH per unit

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9
Q

Net operating income under absorbtion costing

A

Gross margin - total S&A expenses

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10
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Net operating income under variable costing

A

total contribution margin - fixed MOH - fixed S&A expenses

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11
Q

How to find contribution margin ratio?

A

CM / Sales Price

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12
Q

WACM formula

A

Total $ in sales of mix / # units in mix

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13
Q

How to find total gross margin

A

Sales rev - COGS

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14
Q

Are past revenues and costs relevant when making decisions?

A

NO

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15
Q

Are common fixed costs relevant when making future decisions about production?

A

NO - they are unavoidable

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16
Q

Are direct fixed costs relevant when making future decisions about production?

A

YES - they are traceable

17
Q

What happens to foregone opportunity cost when determining if a deal is worth it?

A

You add the $ amount to the expenses

18
Q

If determining a special order and the order goes beyond capacity, how do we calculate it?

A

You have to subtract the foregone revenue from selling to normal customers

19
Q

Is fixed MOH relevant when evaluating a new deal?

20
Q

Degree of operating leverage (DOL)

A

Contribution Margin / Net Operating Income

21
Q

Breakpoint revenue formula shortcut

A

Fixed cost + Target op. income / CM per unit

22
Q

Breakeven # of units needed shortcut

A

Fixed cost + Target Operating Income / CM ratio