Final B3 Flashcards

1
Q

What is not an example of a cost driver?

A

Volume-based production

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2
Q

What type of costs is Redesign of process?

A

Prevention costs

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3
Q

What is a techniques effectively measures improvements in product quality as a result of internal failure costs?

A

Tracking the number of products reworked

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4
Q

What is an explanation for improved ROA?

A

The company was more efficient in it use of assets

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5
Q

What is not included in a performance report?

A

Strategic plan

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6
Q

How do you calc ROE?

A

NI/E OR

Net profit margin(NI/S)* Asset turnover(Sales/assets) * FL(Assets*Equity)

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7
Q

define product cost

A

cost assigned to goods that were either purchase or manufactured for resale

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8
Q

Define relevant range

A

The range over which cost relationships are valid

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9
Q

Is activity based costing allowable for external reporting?

A

No but Job costing is

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10
Q

How does activity based costing refine cost information?

A

It Emphasizes LT product analysis (When fixed costs become variable costs)

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11
Q

What company would benefit the most from using ABC system?

A

When indirect costs are a high percentage of total costs

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12
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Describe a fishbone diagram

A

Describes a process, the contributions to the process, and the potential problems that could occur at each phase of a process

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13
Q

What is a financial measure of success in a balance scorecard?

A

Sales growth

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14
Q

What is the chart that is used to determine zero defects and goalpost conformance?

A

Control chart

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15
Q

Define Controllable margin

A

Contribution margin net of controllable fixed costs

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16
Q

What are appraisal costs and what are some examples of Appraisal costs?

A

Costs to detect individual products that do not conform to specification

Ex:

  • Statistical quality checks
  • Inspections
  • Testing
  • Maintenance of lab
17
Q

What part of the balance scorecard is related to employee satisfaction?

A

Learning and growth

18
Q

What ratio would you use to evaluate profitability of companies of different sizes?

A

ROA (NI/avg assets)

19
Q

What method would be best suited to value performance a firms capital in any year?

A

Economic value added

=

Net Operating Profit After Taxes(NOPAT) and compare to Required return for capital

20
Q

What is residual income

A

Income in excess of Desired minimum return

21
Q

What is the formula for residual income?

A

Net income

LESS required return(NBV*hurdle rate)

22
Q

What is the formula of economic value added

A

after tax income

LESS: required return

23
Q

Why is residual income a better performance evaluation over ROI?

A

RI measures actual dollars of an investment over its ROR

Desirable investment decisions will not be neglected by high-return divisions

24
Q

What costs would decrease if production levels were increase within the relevant range?

A

Fixed costs per unit

25
Q

What are the 4 components of a balance scorecard?

A
  1. Learning and growth - HR/People
  2. Customer satisfaction
  3. Financial
  4. Production - efficient

company should run better and profitably