Lecture 2 Flashcards

1
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price - cost = ?

A

profit

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2
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what influences the price of a product?

A

supply, demand, competition

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3
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steps of controlling costs = ?

A

classify
measure
allocate

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4
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does cost = expense?

A

no

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5
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cost = ?

A

the amount sacrificed to attain something

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6
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what’s the difference between costs & expenses?

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costs involve the attainment of a long term asset, a one-off purchase

expenses provide short term benefits (e.g., rent expense)

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7
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expense = ?

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an ongoing payment to function business

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8
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cost object = ?

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an item being costed (e.g., product, service, process, department, customer)

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9
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cost driver = ?

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any factor that drives costs (e.g., no. of units produced, direct labour hours, machine hours)

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10
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what’s the difference between direct and indirect costs?

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direct costs are traceable,

indirect costs aren’t traceable

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11
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cost components = ?

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raw materials
labour
manufacturing overhead

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12
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manufacuting overheads = ?

A

supporting activities to produce the produce/service

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13
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raw materials = ?

A

raw components to makeup the product

direct/indirect materials

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14
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labour = ?

A

work involved in producing the product or providing the service

direct/indirect labour

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15
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direct materials + direct labour + manufacturing overhead = ?

A

cost of a product

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16
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prime cost = ?

A

direct materials & direct labour

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17
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conversion cost = ?

A

direct labour + manufacturing overhead

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18
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difference between product cost & period cost = ?

A

if the product in inventoriable, product cost

if the product isn’t inventoriable, period cost

19
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product costs = ?

A

recorded as balance sheet items

20
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period costs = ?

A

recorded as expenses on income statement

21
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direct material + direct labour + manufacturing overhead = ?

A

cost of goods/manufactured

22
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opening inventory + cost of production = ?

A

cost of goods available for sale

23
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cost of goods available for sale - closing inventory = ?

A

cost of goods sold

24
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process for manufacturing-sector companies?

A

raw materials
work in progress
finished goods

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process for merchandising-sector companies?
sell finished goods
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process for service-sector companies?
perishable work in progress (sometimes)
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perishable = ?
services are perishable as they're consumed never stored as inventory
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what are the two types of cost?
fixed costs variable costs
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variable costs = ?
costs that alter dependent on the level of activity (e.g., cost of sales)
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fixed costs = ?
costs that remain constant, regardless of activity level (e.g., rent)
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relevant range = ?
the range of activity within which cost behave in a specific and predictable way
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are all variable costs direct?
no
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are all fixed costs indirect?
no
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total costs = ?
total direct materials + total direct labour + manufacturing overhead
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unit cost = ?
total manufacturing costs / number of units manufactured
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what is the difference between relevant & irrelevant costs?
relevant costs are impacted by future decisions indirect costs aren't impacted by future decisions
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sunk costs = ?
costs of resources already acquired and are unaffected by the choice between the various alternatives (e.g., depreciation) real but irrelevant
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opportunity costs = ?
cost that measures the opportunity that is lost or sacrificed when the choice of a course of action requires an alternative to be sacrificed not real, but relevant
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are irrelevant costs avoidable?
no, they're unavoidable
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are relevant costs avoidable?
yes
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costing system two steps = ?
accumulates costs assigns costs to particular objects
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cost accumulation = ?
the collection of data in an organised way through an accounting system
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cost assignment = ?
encompasses tracing and allocating costs to an object