Throughput costing Flashcards

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what is the theory of constraints

A

a production system where the concept is the maximization of throughput while keeping conversion and investment costs to a minimum.

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2
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what is throughput contribution

A

sales revenue - direct material costs

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3
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what is bottleneck resource or binding constraint

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a process which has a lower capacity than preceding or subsequent activities

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4
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what is the 5 step approach to a bottleneck

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identify the bottleneck
exploit it - ensure its always at full capacity
subordinate - operations prior should operate at the same speed
elevate - steps should be taken to increase resources
return to step 1

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5
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what is throughput accounting

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an approach to maximise throughput contribution, while also reducing inventory and operational expenses.

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6
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what is the formula for total factory costs

A

fixed production costs, including labour

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7
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what is the formula for return per factory hour

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(sales - material) / time on bottleneck resource

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8
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what is the formula for costs per factory hour

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total factory costs / time on bottleneck resource

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9
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what is the formula for TPAR

A

return per factory hour / cost per factory hour

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10
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formula for throughput

A

sales - material costs

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11
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what are fixed costs in throughput

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all operational expenses that are not material

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