Section 6 - Planning, Control & Analysis Flashcards

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What is the formula for Budgeting Materials Purchases & Payments?

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What is the formula for Production Budget?

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Budgets must be prepared in the following order..

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  1. Sales Budget
  2. Production Budget
  3. Direct/Raw Materials Purchases Budget
  4. Cash Disbursement Budget
  5. Budgeted Financial Statements
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4
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What is conformance costs?

How is it calculated?

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Defined: cost of conforming to quality control standards

Calculated: Prevention Costs + Appraisal Costs

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What is Nonconformance costs?

How is it calculated?

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Define: Cost of failure of quality controls

Calculated: Internal + External Failure Costs

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6
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What is Correlation Coefficient?

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Measures the relationship between two variables (dependent variable(Y) and independent variable (X) at a time

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7
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What are the ranges of correlation coefficient?

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  • -1 = perfect negative correlation
  • +1 = perfect positive correlation
  • 0 = no correlation
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8
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If a manager is only responsible for costs, the area of responsibility is called a _______ ?

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Cost center

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If a manager is responsible for both revenues and costs, the area of responsibility is called a _______ ?

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profit center

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If a manager is responsible for all revenues, costs, and capital investments, the area of responsibility is called a _______ ?

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Investment center

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11
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Define value-adding costs and non-value adding costs?

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value adding costs are those costs that actually make the product or make it better for customers.

Non-value adding costs are those costs that increase the costs of a product but that customers do not specifically value

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12
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On a balance scorecard, what is an internal business process perspective?

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It measures the averages and variances in the cost, time, and number of defects involved in producing and delivering a product or service

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On a balance scorecard, what is an financial perspective?

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Involves measures of profitability, revenue, or asset growth, and soundness

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On a balance scorecard, what is a customer perspective?

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Measures customer satisfaction and retention

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On a balance scorecard, what is a learning and growth perspective?

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Seeks to ensure that key drivers of organizations’ long-term ability to carry out their mission are not negletcted in the pursuit of shorter-term objectives.

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