Short-term Decisions (2) Flashcards

1
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Relevant cost of materials not in inventory but have to buy it?

A

Current replacement cost

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2
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Relevant cost of materials for in inventory => in continual use => if taken from inventory will be replaced?

A

Current replacement cost

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3
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Relevant cost of materials for in inventory => no other use => if taken from inventory won’t be replaced?

A

Current resale value

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4
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Relevant cost of materials for in inventory => scarce => if taken from inventory can’t replace it?

A

Opportunity cost

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5
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Relevant cost of labour force for spare capacity => additional work can be undertaken?

A

None

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6
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Relevant cost of labour force for full capacity => additional work cannot be undertaken => hire more staff?

A

Current rate of pay

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7
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Relevant cost of labour force for full capacity => additional work cannot be undertaken => cannot hire more staff?

A

Variable cost and lost contribution

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8
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What is the relevant cost of machinery?

A

Repair costs arising from use

Hire charges

Fall in resale value arising from use

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9
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What is the minimum price for a one-off decision?

A

Is its total relevant costs. This is the price at which the business would break even

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10
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A project with a positive return on a relevant cost basis?

A

Should be accepted

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11
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A project with a negative return on a relevant cost basis?

A

Should be rejected

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12
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What does in-house production provide?

A

Greater control over the work performed by will also use capacity which will give rise to opportunity costs

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13
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What needs to be considered in make or buy? (spare capacity)

A

How can spare capacity freed up by subcontracting be used more profitably

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14
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What needs to be considered in make or buy? (outside supplier)

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Could the decision to use an outside supplier cause an industrial dispute

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15
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What needs to be considered in make or buy? (subcontractor)

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Would subcontractor be reliable with delivery times and product quality

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16
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What needs to be considered in make or buy? (flexible and control)

A

Does the company wish to be fliexible and maintain better control over operations by making everything itself?

17
Q

Should decisions be purely based on financial factors?

A

No

18
Q

What does making the product give the company?

A

More control

19
Q

What does buying the product give the company access to?

A

An organisation with specific expertise

20
Q

What does a company also need to consider what the impact will be on when making a decision?

A

The workforce

Customers

Competitors