Profitability & Pricing Analysis Flashcards

1
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Contribution Margin MEMORIZE THIS

A

Contribution Margin = Sales - Variable Costs

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2
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Contribution Margin Ratio MEMORIZE THIS

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Contribution Margin Ratio = Cont Margin / Revenue

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3
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Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis (CVP Analysis)

A

Used by managers to “Forecast profits at different levels of sales and production volume.

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4
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Different Approaches to Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis

Have ONE DIFFERENCE ONLY

A

Absorption Approach
vs
Contribution Approach (aka-variable costing or direct costing)

(Difference is the way they treat Fixed Factory Overhead)

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5
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Absorption Approach to CVP Analysis

Fixed Vactory OH absorbed in Inventory Values

A

Absorption Approach - All fixed factory overhead is treated as a PRODUCT COST and is INCLUDED IN INVENTORY VALUES. COGS includes both fixed and variable costs.

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6
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Equation for the Absorption Approach
U.S. GAAP Product Cost—>

                                        Period Cost----->
A
Revenue
Less: COGS = DM+DL+O/H(fixed & variable)
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Gross Margin
Less: Operating expenses =SG&A(fixed & var)
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Net Income
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7
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Contribution Approach("Direct Costing" or "Variable Costing") to CVP Analysis
(FFOH expensed in the Period)
A

Contribution Approach - All fixed factory overhead is treated as PERIOD COST and is EXPENSED in the period incurred.

useful for INTERNAL REPORTING ONLY
MUST USE GAAP FOR EXTERNAL

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8
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Equation for the Contribution Approach

also referred to as “Variable Costing” or “Direct Costing”

A
Revenue
Less: Variable Costs=DM+DL+Var O/H+Var SG&A
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Contribution Margin
Less: Fixed Costs=Fixed O/H + Fixed SG&A
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Net Income
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9
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Linear vs Non-Linear

A

Linear = Constant rate of change (straight line on graph)

Non-linear=not directly proportional (wavy line on graph)

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10
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Breakeven Sales MEMORIZE THIS

A

= Fixed Costs / Contribution Margin %

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11
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Margin of Safety =

A

Excess of Sales over Break Even Sales

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12
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Breakeven Formula

A

Sales - Var Costs - Fixed Costs = Profit of 0

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13
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Breakeven Point in Units MEMORIZE THIS

A

BE/unit = Fixed Costs / Contribution Margin/Unit

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14
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Current Ratio

A

Current Assets / Current Liabilities

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15
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Traceable Costs

A

same thing as variable costs

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16
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In order to maximize profit if you are at Full Capacity ……

A

Maximize your contribution per hour

17
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Formula to Compute Units sold

A

Units Sold = CM/unit x Units

18
Q

Absorption Costing Does the Following:

A

Absorbs FFOH into the units produced - Hence Inventory Absorbs some of those costs & profits are UP.

It encourages Larger Inventory in general