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Managerial PT2
Term | Definition |
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Total MOH / Total DL$ | Plant-wide POHR based on DL$ |
Assembly Dept $ / MH in Assembly | Assembly dept. allocation rate for departmental overhead |
Packaging Dept $ / DL$ in Packaging | Packaging Dept. allocation rate for departmental overhead |
Plant wide MOH allocation | Good for firms that make only one product. also good for products that use dept. MOH resources similarly |
Departmental MOH | Better for products that use dept. MOH resources differently |
Activity based costing | Best for firms that make a wide variety of products that consume MOH in different ways |
Target Price | Market sets the price |
Cost-based pricing | firm sets the price |
Just in Time (JIT) manufacturing | Demand pull, reduces costs to carry inventory, simplifies bookkeeping |
JIT Management | Good are made when a customer orders, little or no inventory on hand, Raw materials ordered when needed, flexible workforce, Goods shipped when completed, DL & MOH treated as Conversion Cost |
Traditional manufacturing | supply push |
Conformance costs | cost to ensure quality |
Non-Conformance Cost | cost of poor quality |
Prevention cost | conformance cost Before Production (Quality training & Machine inspections) |
Appraisal costs | conformance cost During Production (Materials inspections & Product testing) |
Internal failure costs | non-conformance cost on defects before sale (Scrapped units & rework of defective units) |
External failure costs | non-conformance cost on defects after sale (customer complaints, warranty repairs, lost sales) |
Variable Cost per Unit & Total Fixed Cost | Stays the same as the activity level Grows |
Total Variable Cost | Grows as the activity level grows |
Fixed Cost per unit | Drops as activity level grows |
Mixed Cost | Have both fixed and variable components |
Relevant Range | Range of activities where total FC and VC/unit remain constant. Approximately a straight line |
Slope | (High cost - low cost) / (High activity - low activity) |
Total CM | Total Sales - Total VC= |
CM/Unit | Sales/unit - VC/unit = |
CM Ratio | CM/unit by Sales/unit= CM / Sales= |
Profit | Sales - VC - FC = |
Sales in units (Contribution Margin Approach) | (FC + PRofit) / CM per Unit = |
Sales in Dollars (Contribution Margin ratio approach) | (FC + Profit) / CM per unit |
Break Even | (FC + 0) / CM per unit = |
Break Even in Dollars | break even units X sales price per unit |
Margin of safety in units | expected units - break even units = |
Margin of safety in dollars | safety units X sale price per unit = |
Margin of safety ratio | Margin of safety / Expected Units Sold = |
Gross Profit | Sales Revenue - COGS |
Operating Income | Gross Profit - Sales and Adminstraive |
Variable Costing | Used for internal decision making |
Contribution Margin | Sales - All VC |
Operating Income | CM - all FC |
Manufacturing cost for Absorbing Costing | Items sold X variable cost per unit + Fixed Overhead Cost = |
Manufacturing cost for Variable Costing | variable cost per unit |
Ending inventory for Absorption costing | Manufacturing cost per unit X leftover units |
Ending inventory for Variable Costing | Variable Cost per unit X leftover units |
Variable Costing | Operating income always remains the same under this costing method within the Income statement |
Absorption and Variable Costing | Whenever the # we make and sell are same, operating income will be same under |
Absorption Costing | Used for external reporting |