Session 1 and 2 Flashcards

1
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Define ‘lean production’/just in time

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a management approach where a business produces units only in response to customer orders

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2
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enterprise risk management

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a process used by a company to proactively identify and manage foreseeable risks

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3
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Define corporate social responsibility

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considering the needs of all stakeholders when making decisions

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4
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define cognitive bias

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a distorted thought process that can adversely affect planning and decision making

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5
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3 categories of manufacturing costs

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Direct materials Direct labour manufacturing overhead

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6
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Define direct materials

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materials that can be physically traced to a product

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7
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define direct labour

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labour costs that can b easily traced to individual units of a product

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8
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define manufacturing overhead

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all costs of manufacturing that are not direct materials or direct labour

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9
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administrative costs

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costs associated with the general management of an organization

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10
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product costs

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all costs involved in acquiring or making a product (iventoriable or manufacturing costs)

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11
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period costs

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all costs not included in product costs.

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12
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2 types of period costs

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marketing costs, admin costs

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13
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relevant range

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the range in which fixed and variable cost assumptions are valid

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14
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cost object

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any unit of analysis for which cost data is desired

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15
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direct cost

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can be easily traced to a cost object

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16
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Describe a schedule of CGM

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17
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Cost structure

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portionn of fixed, variable, and mixed costs found at a organizaion

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18
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true variable costs

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varies in driect proporion to the level of production activity

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19
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step-variable cost

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a cost that is obtainable only in large amounts and increases and decreases only in responce to large changes in activity

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20
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curvilinear costs

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costs that show a curved relationship to activity

21
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cotribution margin

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the amount left on a income statement after variable expenses have been deducted

22
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commited vs discretionaly fixed costs

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discretionary is normally 1 year range

23
Q

What is CVP

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Cost-volume-profit analysis. Shows the relationship between cost, volume, and profit

24
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CVP focusus on how costs are affected by what 5 elements

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1) Prices of products
2) volume or level of activity
3) per unit variable cost
4) total fixed cost
5) mix of products sold

25
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break even point

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the level of sales at which profet is zero

26
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CM Ratio

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CM/Sales

27
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variable expense ration

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ve/sALES

28
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CM Ratio

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CM/Sales, or 1-Variable expense ratio

29
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operating incomee formula

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unit cm(q)-fixed

30
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incremental analysis

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shows how revenue, cost, and volume change as a result of a decision

31
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break even analysis

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a aspect of CVP that answers questions such as how far sales can drop before we lose money

32
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break even point in units sold

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fixed expense/unit contribution margin

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34
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margin of safety

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the excess of budgeted or actual sales minus the break even point

35
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operating leverage

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how sensitive operating income is to a change in sales

36
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degree of operating ;leverage formula

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cm/operating income

37
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formula for the relationship change in operating income

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degree of operating leverage x %change in sales

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39
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how do I find the indifference point

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divide the difference in fixed costs but the difference in CM of the 2 alternatives

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41
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margin of safety percentage

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margin of safety in dollars/total sales

42
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how to calculate dollar sales required for target profit

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(fixed expense+target profit)/CM ratio

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44
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after tax target profit in units sold

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fixed expense+ target profit/1-tax rate

45
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absorbtion costing (full costing)

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all unit vosts, fixed and variable, are assigned to units of product

46
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process costing

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unit product cost=total cost for a period of time/total units produced

47
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allocation

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48
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predetermined overhead rate

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overhead rate for a particualr job= predetermined overhead rate X actual direct-labor hours

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