MT 2 Flashcards

1
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Definition of Contribution Margin

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Revenue that remains after variable costs have been deducted

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2
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Equation for Contribution Margin per unit

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CM/unit = Unit selling price - Unit variable cost

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3
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Equation for Contribution Margin Ratio

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CMR=CM/unit / Unit Selling Price

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4
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Sales Equation and how to find break even using it

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Sales = VC*Q+FC+ Operating Income
To find BEP set operating income to 0

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5
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BEP in units equation

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BEP in U = FC/CM

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6
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BEP in Dollars equation

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BEP$ = FC/CMR

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7
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Required Sales Equation

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Required Sales = VC + FC + Target operating income

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8
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Required Sales in Units Equation

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= (FC+ Target Op Income) / CM/Unit

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9
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Required Sales in Dollars Equation

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= (FC + Target Op Income) / CMR

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10
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Margin of safety definition

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The difference between actual or expected sales and sales at the break even point

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11
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Margin of Safety Equation ($ and ratio)

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$=Sales - BE sales
Ratio=Margin of Safety $ / Sales

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12
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What is the BEP mathematical Equation

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PQ=VQ+FC

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13
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Weighted Average unit contribution margin

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CM/U * Sales Mix % + CM/U * Sales Mix %

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14
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BEP using Weighted Average CMR

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=FC/ WA-CMR

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15
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What are the 4 Steps in Managements decision making process

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  1. Identify the problem and assign responsibility
  2. determine and evaluate possible courses of action
  3. make a decision
  4. Review results of the decision
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16
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What is meant by relevant costs

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only factors to consider 1) those costs and revenues that are different for each alternative
2) costs and revenues that will occur in the future

17
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What is meant by opportunity costs

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The potential benefit that may be lost from following a given course of action

18
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What is meant by sunk costs

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Costs that cannot be changed by any present or future decision

19
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What is the basic decision rule in the case of special order

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Accept the special order if the incremental price exceeds the incremental costs to complete the order

20
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What is the basic decision rule in the case of sell or process further

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Process further as long as the incremental revenue rom the processing is more than the incremental processing costs

21
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What is the basic decision rule in the case of retain or replace equipment

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company should choose the option that results in the lowest cost (and thus the highest income) over the relevant time period

22
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What is absorption costing

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all manufacturing costs are charged to the product, DM+DL+VOH+FOH

23
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What is variable costing

A

only variable manufacturing costs are product costs, DM+DL+VOH

24
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Under absorption costing, when is operating income higher

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when units produced exceed units sold

25
Under absorption costing, when is operating income lower
when units produced are less then units sold
26
What is the standard costing method under IFRS
Absorption costing
27
What are the pros of variable costing
1. consistent with CVP and incremental analysis 2. net income is not affected by change in production 3. affected by change in sales levels, more realistic assessment 4. easier to identify FC and VC effect on the business
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What is the leverage equation
=CM/ operating income