Chapter 21: Cost Behavior And Cost-Volume-Profit Flashcards

1
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Activity bases

A

The activities that causes the cost to change

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2
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Relevant range

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The range of activity over which the changes in the cost are of interest

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3
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 Direct materials and direct labor costs are normally classified as this with the activity base is units produced

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Variable costs

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4
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When the activity base is units produced, many of this are classified as fixed costs.

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Factory overhead costs

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5
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 The high-low method is what?

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A cost estimation method that may be used to separate variable and fixed in mixed costs.

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6
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Variable cost per unit =

A

Difference in total cost / difference in units produced

Highest and lowest levels in mixed costs

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7
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Fixed cost =

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Total costs - (variable cost per unit * units produced)

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8
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Nerve variable costing, only what are included in the production cost?

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Direct materials, Direct labor, and variable factory overhead ( variable manufacturing costs)

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9
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Contribution margin =

A

Sales-variable costs

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10
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Contribution margin ratio =

A

Contribution margin / sales

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11
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Change in income from Operations =

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Change in sales dollars * contribution margin ratio

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12
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Unit contribution margin =

A

Sales price per unit - variable cost per unit

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13
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Change in income from Operations (units) =

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Change in sales units * Unit contribution margin

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14
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Fixed cost / Unit contribution margin

A

Break-even point

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15
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Fixed Costs / contribution margin ratio

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Break-even sales (dollars) =

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16
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Contribution margin ratio =

A

Unit contribution margin / unit selling price

17
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Oh thanks cost may change due to what?

A

Changes in overhead costs

18
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 Unit variable costs may be affected by what?

A

Hey changes in the cost per unit of direct materials, changes in the wage rate for direct labor, why changes in the sales commission paid to salespeople

19
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Changes in the unit selling price affect the break even point by

A

Increases will increase the break even point, decreases or decrease the break even point

20
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Sales (units) required for target Profit =

A

 Fixed costs + Target Profit / unit contribution margin

21
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Sales (dollars) =

A

Fixed costs + target profit / Contribution margin ratio

22
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What is a cost-volume-profit chart?

A

Graph that shows sales, cost, and the related profit or loss for various levels of units sold

23
Q

 what is the profit-volume chart?

A

Graph that plots only the difference between total sales and total cost (or profits)

24
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 What primary assumptions does cost volume profit analysis depend on?

A

Total sales and total cost can be represented by straight lines
Within a relevant range of operating activity, the efficiency of operations does not change
Cost can be divided into fixed and variable components
Sales mix is constant
There is no change in the inventory quantities during the period

25
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Sales Mix is

A

The relative distribution of sales among the products sold by a company

26
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Unit selling price of the overall enterprise product =

A

Sum of the unit selling prices of each product * sales mix percentage

27
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Unit variable cost & unit contribution margin =

A

Sum of the unit variable cost & unit contribution margins of each product * Sales mix percentage

28
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Operating leverage =

A

Contribution margin / income from Operations

29
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 Fixed costs are

A

The difference between contribution margin & Income from Operations

30
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The effect of changes in sales on income from operations =

A

Percent change in sales * operating leverage

31
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This indicates the possible decrease in sales that may occur before an operating loss results

A

Margin of safety

32
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 Margin of safety (dollars) =

A

Sales - Sales at break even point

33
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Sales - Sales at break even point / unit selling price

A

Margin of safety (units)

34
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Margin of safety (percent) =

A

Sales - Sales at break even point / sales

35
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What is absorption costing?

A

Reporting of direct materials, direct labor, and factory overhead

36
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Manufacturing margin =

A

Sales - Variable cost of goods sold

37
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Contribution margin (variable costing) =

A

Manufacturing Margin - Variable selling and administrative expenses

38
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Income from operations (variable costing) =

A

Contribution - Fixed Costs