Exam Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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Expected Value

A

Multiply possibilities by outcome to get weighted amount.

Add to get EV.

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2
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Range

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Difference between largest and smallest value.

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3
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Probability of independent combined events

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probability of 2 events that don’t relate but occur at same time.
Multiply them together.

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4
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standard deviation

A

(expected profit - expected value) squared * by probability.
Add all weighted amount.
Square root total answer.

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5
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Coefficient of variation

A

CV = SD / EV

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6
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decision tree

A

used to clarify alternative course of actions

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7
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maximin

A

the worst possible outcome will occur so select the largest payoff under this assumption

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8
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maximax

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the best possible outcome will occur so select the largest payoff under this assumption

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9
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regret criteria applied where:

A

it’s not possible to assign meaningful probabilities.

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10
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standard cost is

A

target costs for each operation built up to produce standard cost

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11
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budget

A

cost for total activity

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12
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standard

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relates to cost per unit

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13
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purpose of standard costing system

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prediction of future costs for decision making
assist in setting budgets
challenging target
trace costs

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14
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sales margin price

A

(AP-SP) x Actual sales volume

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15
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sales margin volume

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(AV-BV) x standard unit contribution

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16
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Direct Materials Price

A

(SP-AP) x AQ

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17
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Direct Materials usage

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(SQ-AQ) x SP

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18
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Variable overhead rate

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(SP-AP) x AH

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19
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Variable overhead efficiency

A

(SH-AH) x SP

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20
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fixed overheads

A

budget overheads - actual fixed overheads

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21
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interest rate

A

multiply by NBV

22
Q

statement layout

A

Rev - costs = NCF
NCF - dep = Profit
Profit - Int rate = RI

23
Q

profit statement

A
DM+DL+vo/hd
Contribution = selling price - above answer
* sales
answer
- fixed o/hd
profit
24
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Variances needed for Budgeted profit

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SMP, SMV
DMP, DMU
LBR, LBE
Vo/hd rate, V o/hd efficiency
fixed o/hd
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Return on income
net operating income / average operating assets (profit/NBV)
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Residual income
controllable profit - cost of capital charge on investment controllable by manager
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Economic Value added
divisional profit +/- accounting adj - cost of capital charge on divisional assets
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NPV
FV/ 1 + interest rate
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measuring managerial performance
only controllable assets to be included in investment base
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measuring economic performance
all assets and an allocation of corporate assets should be included
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advantages of divisionalisation
improved quality of decisions speedier decisions increase managerial motivation
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disadvantages of divisionalisation
costly structure | loss of control by top management
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functional organisational structure
organisation = investment centre | activities placed under departmental head
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divisionalised structure
organisation divided into separate IC or PC | functional structure below this
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differences between MA and FA
``` legal requirements individual focus Framework Time dimension Report frequency ```
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High low method
difference in £ / difference in activity = | VC per unit
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breakeven
total fixed costs / contribution per unit
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contribution per unit
selling price - variable costs
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target profit
fixed costs + TP / contribution per unit
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contribution margin | PV ratio
contribution per unit / | sales price per unit
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margin of safety
exp sales - breakeven sales | / exp sales
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traditional costing +
easy to use | useful for large quantities
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traditional costing -
not accurate | assumes indirect costs related to volume of measure
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ABC +
detailed info | more accurate
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ABC -
timely costly to implement difficult
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ABC step 1
Total o/hd cost | cost pool / price (%) / COST/ (divide) driver / RATE
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ABC step 2
use the rate to allocate it to the product
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ABC extra steps
if you need to reallocate do so using percentage but then get the rate by dividing again by the budgeted figure
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Labour Rate variance
(SP - AP) x AQ
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labour efficiency variance
(SH - AH) x SP