M1 Projection and Forecasting Techniques: Part 1 Flashcards

1
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Projection Techniques:
-“xx” scenarios
-___use
-what types? (2)

A

WHAT-IF SCENARIOS
Internal use ONLY
Sensitivity and scenario

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2
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Forecasting techniques can be used when?

A

Internal AND external
Qualitative and quantitative metrics

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3
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Regression analysis formula

A

y = a +Bx

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4
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Regression analysis formula
y = a +Bx
What does each variable stand for?

A

Y = dependent variable (DY do it yourself don’t depend on others)
a = fixed costs y-axis intercept of line
b = slope of regression line
x = variable costs INDEPENDENT variable

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5
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Multiple regressions means more than one ___ variable?

A

INDEPENDENT
variable costs
x in y = a + Bx

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6
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Proportion of the total variation in the dependent variable (y) explained by the independent variable (x)

A

Coefficient of determination R2

Higher R2 better fit of regression

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7
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What does an R2 of 0.81 mean where x is volume and y is total costs

A

81% of the change in total cost (y = dependent variable) during a period can be attributed to changes in volume (x = independent variable)

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8
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High low method formula

A

Total costs = fixed costs + [variable costs per unit * number of units ]

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9
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As CUMULATIVE production doubles, cumulative average time per unit falls to a fixed percentage of the previous average time - what method is this?

A

LEARNING CURVE

*remember cumulative

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10
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Statistical model that can estimate the dependent cost variable (y) based on changes in the independent variable (x)

A

Regression analysis

*estimates the dependent cost variable

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11
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What correlation will produce the LEAST risk?

A

Perfectly negatively correlated

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