Section C: Decision Analysis Flashcards
Margin of safety %
Margin of safety in units / Breakeven units
Marginal Cost in terms of relevant decision making is defined as:
Change in total cost based on making the decision at hand
Traditional pricing
price = cost + profit margin
Target costing
Cost = competitive price in market - desired profit margin
Cost-plus target pricing formula
Unit Cost * (1 + markup % unit) = Target selling price
Price Elasticity of Demand is calculated
% Change in Qty / % Change in Price
If price elasticity of demand is greater than 1, the product is considered
Elastic
Left digit pricing design signifies:
An inexpensive product.
When few good substitutes are available for a product, the price will be
Inelastic
Monopolistic competition
Large number of sellers who work to produce and sell differentiated products
Midpoint Method for Price Elasticity
(New QTY - Old QTY) / [(New QTY - Old Qty) / 2 ]
Divided by
(New Price - Old Price) / [(New Price - Old Price) / 2 ]