Formulas & Concepts Flashcards

1
Q

Total Costs=

A

Fixed Costs + Variable Costs

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2
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Fixed costs:

A

ARE NOT RELEVANT TO OUTPUT
rent, equipment, insurance, interests, property taxes, salaries, depreciation

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3
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Variable costs:

A

varies with output
labor costs (hourly wages), utilities, production costs

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4
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Break even formula 1

A

Fixed Costs / 1- (variable costs/sales)

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5
Q

Break-even formula 2

A

Fixed costs /
(sales price per unit)-(variable cost per unit)

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6
Q

1 FTE is equal to=

A

40 hrs /week
8 hrs/day

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7
Q

An employee working 20hrs a week is =

A

0.5 FTE

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8
Q

Cost of Food=

A

Opening inventory + purchases - closing inventory

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9
Q

Cost per meal=

A

total cost/ number of meals

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10
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Cost of goods sold=

A

opening inventory + (purchases = labor) - closing invenotry

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11
Q

We use COGS to calculate

A

Gross profit

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12
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?: profitability measure that shows how efficient a company manages labor and supplies in production

A

Gross profit

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13
Q

Net income will _____ as COGS ____

A

decrease, increases

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14
Q

Gross profit=

A

revenue - COGS

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15
Q

A ____ COGS will lead to a _____ profit, and a ____ COGS will lead to a ____ Profit

A

higher COGS leads to lower profit
Lower COGS leads to higher profit

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16
Q

Beginning inventory higher results in

A

Higher COGS

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17
Q

Ending inventory higher results in

A

LOWER COGS

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18
Q

Salvage value=

A

Monetary value of item at end of usable life

19
Q

Yearly depreciation=

A

cost of equipment- salvage value/ years of usable life

20
Q

?: amount of wt product was purchased at or received from vendor

A

As purchases quantity

21
Q

?: amount of wt/vol/cnt of product after we prepared it

A

Edible portion quantity

22
Q

Waste=

A

AP quantity - EP quantity

23
Q

Yield=

A

EP quantity/ AP quantity

24
Q

Quantity Triangle

A

EP q
AP Q. Yield

25
Q

?: amount paid for the as purchased amount

A

As purchased cost

26
Q

?: is the total AP divided by quantity purchased

A

As purchased cost per unit

27
Q

As purchased cost per unit =

A

Total AP cost/ AP quantity

28
Q

?: cost to the department of the portions served

A

Edible portion cost

29
Q

EP Cost=

A

Total AP cost/ Yield

30
Q

EP cost per unit=

A

AP cost per unit / Yield

31
Q

Cost Triangle

A

AP cost
EP cost. Yield

32
Q

Selling price=

A

Cost to make per unit/ food cost (decimal)

33
Q

Food cost=

A

cost to maker per unit/ selling price

34
Q

Cost to make per unit=

A

selling price x food cost

35
Q

Mark up factor=

A

1 / food cost
can also be 1/ food cost + labor cost

36
Q

Prime cost=

A

raw food cost ($) + labor cost ($)

37
Q

?: assessed by the number of units sold and isn’t tied to profit

A

Popularity

38
Q

2 measures that can be used to asses the success of different menu items

A

Popularity index and profit contribution

39
Q

?: see how popularity plays into profitability

A

Percent profit contribution

40
Q

Popularity index=

A

units sold/ total units sold

41
Q

Unit price profit=

A

selling price- food cost

42
Q

Profit=

A

item profit x units sold

43
Q

Percent profit contribution=

A

unit item sold (selling price-food cost)/ total profit

44
Q

Food cost percentage=

A

food cost/selling price