Term 4- Manergerial Decision Making Theory Flashcards

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Fixed Cost

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Fixed Costs remain the same as the level of activity changes

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Variable Costs

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Variable Costs change as the level of activity changes

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3
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Contribution Margin

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Contribution Margin is the Sales Less Variable Costs

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4
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Break Even

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Break-even is when sales equals costs and no profit is made

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5
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Product Costs

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Product Costs are all costs involved in the manufacture or provision of a particular good or service

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Period Cost

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Period Costs are non-product costs incurred by not directly required to produce a particular item or service.

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7
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Explain the Difference between Fixed and Variable Costs. Give Examples

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Fixed Costs remain the same as the level of activity changes, for example, rates. Whereas Variable costs change as the level of activity changes, for instance salesmen’s wages.

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8
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Grease

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Variable

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9
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Franchise Fees

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Fixed

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10
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Mechanics Wages

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Variable

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11
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Advertising

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Fixed

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12
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Factory Rent

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Fixed

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13
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Electricity

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Fixed

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14
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Gardener’s Wages

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Fixed

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15
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Tyres

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Variable

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16
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Explain the difference between gross profit and contribution margin

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Contribution Margin is sales less variable costs, which include Cost of Goods Sold and casual wages. Whereas Gross Profit is sales less Cost of Goods Sold and Sales Returns

17
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Explain the difference between product and period cost

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Product Cost are the costs involved in the manufacture or provision of a particular good or service. Whereas Period Costs are non product costs incurred but not directly required to produce a particular item or service

18
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Explain why a business would calculate break-even point

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Business’ calculate their break-even point, to know what level of sales they must achieve to cover costs and to assess whether the current price structure is appropriate

19
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If the fixed expense of a business increase, what will happen to the break even point for that business?

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If the fixed costs of a business increases, the break-even point of the business will also increase requiring more sales to cover their larger costs

20
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Break Even

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Fixed Costs/Contribution Margin

21
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Target Profit

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(Fixed Cost +Target Profit)/ contribution Margin

22
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Contribution Margin

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Selling Price- Variable Cost

23
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Product Unit Cost

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Product Cost/ Units Produced

24
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Total Unit Cost

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Total Cost/ Units Produced

25
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When deciding whether to make or buy the product, compare the _________ cost

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Product cost.

26
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When Calculating break-even or Target Profit, Round to

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Greater whole number (UP)

27
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When calculating Product unit cost and total unit cost round to.

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Two Decimal Place.