Final Exam Flashcards

1
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Is prepared before the period begins and is valid for only the planned level of activity

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Planning budget

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2
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suitable for planning but is inappropriate for evaluating how well costs are controlled.

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static planning

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3
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estimate of what revenues and costs should have been, given the actual activity of the period

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flexible budget

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4
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Shows the variance solely based off of the differences in activity from the begging of the period to the end of the period

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Activity varience

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5
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the difference between the actual total revenue and what the total revenue should have been, given the actual level of activity for the period.

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Revenue varience

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6
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difference between the actual amount of cost and how much a cost should have been, given the amount of activity for that period

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spending varience

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7
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Actual results - flexible budget

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revenue and spending variences

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8
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Flexible budget - planning budget

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Activity variences

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9
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defines the amount of direct material that should be used for each unit of finished product, including an allowance for normal inefficiencies, such as scrap and spoilage.

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Standard quantity per unit

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10
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defines the price that should be paid for each unit of direct materials and it should reflect the final, delivered cost of those materials.

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Standard price per unit

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11
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measures the difference between an inputs actual price and its standard price, multiplied by the actual quantity puchased

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materials price variance

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12
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measures the difference between the actual quantity of materials used in production and the standard quantity of materials allowed for the actual output, multiplied by the standard price per unity of materials

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materials quantity variance

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13
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measures the difference between the actual hourly rate and the standard hourly rate, multiplied by the actual number of hours worked during the period

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labor rate variance

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14
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measures the difference between the actual hours used and the standard hours allowed for the actual output, multiplied by the standard hourly rate

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labor efficiency variance

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15
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Actual quantity(Actual price - Standard Price)

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Materials price variance

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16
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Standard price(Actual quantity - Standard Quantity)

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Materials quantity variance

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17
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Actual hours(Actual rate - Standard rate)

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labor rate variance

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18
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Standard rate(Actual hours - Standard hours)

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labor efficiency variance

19
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has control over costs, but not over revenue or the use of investment funds. service departments such as accounting, finance, general administration, legal, and personnel are usually classified as these

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Cost center

20
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Has control over cost and revenue, but not over the use of investment funds. these managers are often evaluated by comparing actual profit to targeted or budgeted profit

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Revenue center

21
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Has control over cost, revenue, and investment funds. Often evaluated using the return on investment or residual income

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Investment center

22
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Return on investment, Margin, Turnover, Residual income

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Performance measures

23
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Net operating income/average operating assets

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Return on investment

24
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the higher a business segments return of investment the greater the profit earned per dollar invested in the segments operating assets

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include cash, accounts receivable, inventory, plant and equipment, and all other assets held for operating purpose
operating assets
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Net operating income - (average operating assets X minimum required rate of return)
Residual income
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the net operating income that an investment center earns above the minimum required return on its operating assets
Residual income
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value added time (process time)/throughput (manufacturing cycle) time
Manufacturing cycle efficiency
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process time + inspection time + move time + queue time
throughput time
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process time
value added time
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will not change from the result of a management decision
irrelevant cost
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The potential benefit that is given up when one alternative is selected over another
opportunity cost
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a cost that has already been incurred and cannot be avoided regardless of what the manager does
sunk cost
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investment required/annual net cash inflow if depreciation occurs has to be added to the net income to get the annual net cash flow
payback period
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investment required/annual net cash inflow | then find on the table
Factor of the internal rate of return
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involves analyzing financial data over time, such as computing year to year dollar and percentage changes within a set of financial statements
Horizontal analysis
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focuses on the relations among financial statement accounts at a given point in time.
vertical analysis
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sales on account/average accounts receivable balance
accounts receivable turnover
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365/accounts receivable turnover
average collection period
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costs of goods sold/average inventory balance
inventory turnover
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365/inventory tunrover
average sale period
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average sale period + average collection period
operating cycle
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sales/average total assets
total asset turnover