Exam 4 Flashcards

1
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Advantages of responsibility centers

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Frees up top management to focus on strategic planning. Improves motivation and retention

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2
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Disadvantages of responsibility centers

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Potential duplication of cost and effort. Lower level managers might not see the big picture (goal congruence)

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3
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Cost center

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Responsible for cost only

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4
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Revenue center

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Responsible primarily for revenue. Sales region and marketing department

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5
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Profit center

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Responsible for revenues and costs

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6
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Investment center

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Responsible for revenues, costs, and effieciently managing long term assets

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7
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Investment departments

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President and CEO and operations VP

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8
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Cost departments

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Finance CEO, legal councial, HR, Bottling plant manager, warehouse manager, and distribution manager

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9
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Profit departments

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Snacks divison, beverage divison, and confections division

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10
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Segment

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A part or activity of an organization about which managers would like cost, revenue, or profit data

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11
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Segment margin

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Sales-variable expensese=contribution margin-traceable fixed cost

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12
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Return on investment

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Operating income/total assets

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13
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Roi extended

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Sales margin (profitablility)* capital turnover (productivity)

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14
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Sales margin

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Noi/sales

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15
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Capital turnover

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Sales/total assets

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16
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Risidual income

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Operating income- (total assets*minimum required rate of return)

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17
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Increase ROI

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Increase sales,reduces operating expenses,reduced operating assets

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18
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Transfer price

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The sales revenue for the selling divison and the cost for the buying division

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19
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Market price

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Price that could be obtained in an open market. The fairest price

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20
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Negotiated price

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Division managers negotiate; usually between variable cost and market price

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21
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Cost

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Variable cost is the lowest

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22
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Perspectives on balance scorecard

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Financial, customer, internal business processes, and learning and growth

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23
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Learning and growth questions

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Are we maintaining our abilith to change and improve

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24
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Internal business processes questions

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Have we improved key business processes so that we can deliever more value to our customers

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25
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Customers questions

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Do customers recognize thst we are delivering more value?

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26
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Financial questions

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Has out financial performance improved

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27
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KPI for learning and growth

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Hours of training, certifications, retention

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28
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Internal business processes KPI

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Quality checks, time to make product, MCE, error rates

29
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Customer KPI

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Satisfaction, repeat sales, referrals, number of complaints

30
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Financial KPI

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ROI, RI, Sales, CM

31
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Price variance

A

AQ*(AP-SP)

32
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Quantity Variance

A

SP*(AQ-SQ)

33
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Rate variance

A

AH*(AR-SR)

34
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Efficiency Variance

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SR*(AH-SH)

35
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Advantages of standard cost

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Cost benchmarks, useful budgeting, motivation, simplifying bookkeeping

36
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Disadvantages of standard cost

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Outdated or inaccurate standards, lack of timliness, focus on operational performance measures and visual management, lean thinking, increase in automation, behavioral consequenses

37
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Fixed overhead budget variance

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Budgeted-actual

38
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Fixed overhead volume variance

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Budgeted-(standard direct labor hoursunits produced)standard fixed overhead

39
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Screening decisions

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A budgeting decision that asks does the project meet or exceed a hurdle rate

40
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Preference decisions

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A budgeting decision that are for those projects that meet or exceed a hurdle rate, which one is best

41
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Payback method

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Number of years needed to recover the investment

42
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Payback method formula

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Investment/net cash flows

43
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ARR

A

Used acrrual accounting for NOI

44
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ARR formula

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NOI/investment

45
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NPV

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Accept project if NPV>=0

46
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NPV formula

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PV cash inflow-PV cash outflows

47
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IRR

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Discount rate that results in a NPV of 0

48
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Depreciation

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Cost-residual value/# of useful years

49
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Accrual NOI

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Cash flows-depreciation

50
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Consider time value of mone

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NPV and IRR

51
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Dont consider time value of money

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Payback period and ARR

52
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Assumptions for NPV

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Cash flows occur at end of period, all cash flows are immediatey reinvested at discount rate

53
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Profitability index

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NPV/investment

54
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Accept proposal with IRR

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Accept if IRR is equal to or greater than the MRRR

55
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Accept NPV

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If it is zero or positive

56
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Computes unique rate of return

A

IRR

57
Q

Sustainability

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The ability of a company to create products that meet the needs of today without impacting the ability of future generations to meet their needs

58
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Three Ps of Triple bottom line

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Profit, people, and planet

59
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Sustainablilty vision

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A sustainable global econ where organizations manage their econ, environmental, social and governance performance and impacts reponsiblolty and report transparently

60
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Sustainablu mission

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To make sustainability reporting standard practice

61
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Business cases for sustainability

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Reduce cost, improve image, reduce risks, create new revenue, attract labor talent, attract capital

62
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Monetary information

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Directs materials cost, waste and emmison cost, preventation cost, RD cost, intangible cost materials, cost of non product outputs

63
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Physical information

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Quanity of air emmisons, tons sould waste generated, gallons of waste water generated, pounds of packing recyled, toral amount of water consumed

64
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Uses of EMA

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Compliance, strategy, developement, systems and info flow, costing, investment appraisal, performance management, exernal reporting

65
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Challenges of EMA

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Communication issues, hidden cost, archaic info systems, historical orientation of accounting, undeveloped field

66
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Types of reports

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Sustainibility, integrated annual report, corporate social responsiblity, balanced scorecard

67
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If NPV is positive the IRR is

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Greater than discount rate

68
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If NPV is zero then IRR

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Is equal to discount rate

69
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If NPV is negative then IRR

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Is less then discount rate