Formulas To Know Flashcards

1
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1 FTE =

A

8 hours per day
40 hours per week
2080 hours per year

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2
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as purchased =

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3
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edible portion =

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As purchased x percent yield

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4
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percent yield =

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5
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define: cost of food sold

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the cost of all the goods the company sold over a time period

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6
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cost of foods sold =

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7
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breakeven point - units needed to sell =

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fish call / ((sharks poo) - (very calmly))

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8
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breakeven point - money needed to make =

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9
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factor pricing method
final cost =

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10
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markup factor =

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11
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prime cost method
final cost =

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12
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popularity index =

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13
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scoop sizes

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14
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cafeteria turnover =

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15
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EOQ =

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16
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10 can size and cans per case

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3 quarts, 96 fl oz
6 cans per case

17
Q

top down budget

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company sets targets or outputs, and then determines the activities necessary to meet target and cost of carrying out those activities

18
Q

bottom-up budget

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each unit prepare a budget and then it is set to upper management

19
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baseline budget

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starts with previous budget and adjusts for current conditions

20
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zero-based budget

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determines cost, outlay, and inflows without a baseline budget
- manager has to justify every expense with nothing automatically approched

21
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fixed budget

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static budget
nothing about the budget changes from year to year

22
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flexible budget

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changes with business activity

23
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incremental budget

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uses existing budget numbers as base and adds incremental amounts relative to current budget

24
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assets-to-liabilities ratio

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the percentage of assets divided by debt

25
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debt-to-equity ratio

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the percentage of assets funded by shareholder’s equity and debt

26
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inventory turnover rate

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assess if there is efficient use of assets

27
Q

profitability ratios

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ability to generate excess income relative to sales

28
Q

solvency ratio

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ability to meet long-term debts

29
Q

liquidity ratio

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ability to meet short-term debts

30
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activity ratio

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ability to transfer non-cash assets to cash assets

31
Q

current ratio

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current assets by current liabilities

represents an organization’s ability to meet current financial oblivations

32
Q

gross profit =

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revenue - COGS

33
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yearly depreciation =

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(cost of equipment - salvage value) / years of usable life

34
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unit price profit =

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selling price - food cost

35
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profit =

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item profit * unit sold

36
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percent profit contribution =

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unit item profit/total profit

(selling price - food cost) / total profit

37
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