Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Current Events and Trivia
100

Plot data to look for patterns

What is:  Descriptive data analytics

100

Variable costs

Costs that change in total as we produce more quantity, but cost per unit stays the same

100

A type of cost that includes both a variable and fixed component

Mixed cost

100

Jannik Sinner

Current #1 men's tennis player

Won US Open in September

200

Long term foresight for company, usually developed by top management

Mission and vision of strategic plan

200

Anwar, Inc. incurred the costs listed below for the month of May in manufacturing shoes.  

Leather uppers and soles used                 $190,000 Salespersons' salaries                                 65,000 Advertising                                                22,000   Insurance on factory                                   38,000 Factory labor                                           115,000   Factory manager salary                            12,000 Factory equipment depreciation                 43,000

Factory rent                                             27,000 Office supplies                                         16,000     Factory utilities                                        21,000

What are total product costs?

$446,000

leather uppers                      $190,000

Insurance for factory                38,000

Factory labor                         115,000

Factory manager                     12,000

Factory depreciation               43,000

Factory rent                           27,000

Factory utilities                      21,000

Total product costs                 $446,000

200
Intercept coefficient

The fixed portion of the cost equation using regression

200

Event that occurred Wednesday, 9/18 affecting US economy

Fed cut discount rate

300

Research and development

Design of product

Source product inputs

Production

Marketing and sales

Distribution

Customer service

Steps of value chain

300

f Johnson Manufacturing has the following information, what is the cost of goods sold?

Direct Materials Used    $38,000    

Finished Goods Inventory, Beg.    28,000

WIP, Beginning    45,000    

Factory Insurance    2,400

Depreciation - Factory Equipment    2,900    

Office supplies    1,600

Advertising expenses    5,300   

Cost of goods manufactured    $44,000

Finished Goods Inventory, End.    38,000   

WIP, Ending    38,000

Factory supplies    3,100   

Office equipment depreciation    2,400

Sales commissions    7,000    

Delivery expenses    4,600


$34,000

Beg Finished goods                   $28,000

 + COGM                                   44,000

- Ending FG                               (38,000)

 = Cost of goods sold                 $34,000

300

Alpine Sports has introduced a new model of snowboard, of which the first unit produced took  3 hours of production time, but with a 90% learning curve. How many minutes will it take to produce the fourth unit of the new snowboard?

145.80 minutes

180 * .9 = 162 for unit 2

162 * 9 = 145.8 for unit 4

300

Cats and dogs in Springfield, Ohio

Be very afraid

400

Integrity

Don't put yourself in situation where you appear to have a conflict of interest, one of the IMAs Standards of Ethics conduct

400

At a sales level of $300,000, Ben's Burgers' gross margin is $50,000 less than its contribution margin. If its operating income is $75,000, and total SG&A expenses are $30,000, what is the contribution margin of Ben's Burgers?

$155,000

Gross margin income statement:

Sales                       $300,000

COS                          195,000 (300 - 105) 

Gross margin           105,000 (30K + 75K)

SGA                              30,000

Operating income          $75,000      

Gross margin GM statement above   $105,000

plus:  difference                                 50,000

 = Contribution margin                     $155,000           

400

A regression analysis of production costs produced the following output:

Intercept:  52,137

X-variable 1:  5.384

R Squared:  .80732

P-value:  .000364Based on these results, what is the estimated cost for a production level of 2,000 units?

$62,905

Total costs = $52,137 + 5.384 (2,000)

400

Strike!!!!

at Boeing

500

The 4 quadrants of the balanced scorecard

Financial, Customer, Internal business processes, Learning and growth

500

Mystique Manufacturing had sales revenue last year of $450,000, variable manufacturing costs of $135,000, and fixed manufacturing costs of $60,000.   Mystique's selling, general and administrative costs were $50,000, of which $22,500 were variable and the remainder fixed.

a)    If Mystique expects sales revenues to increase by 20% for the upcoming year, with variable manufacturing and variable selling costs maintaining the same percentage relationship to sales revenue as in the previous year, what will the expected operating income (profit) be for Mystique in the upcoming year?

$263,500

New sales                     $540,000 (450 * 1.2)

Variable mfg                   162,000 (540 * .30)

Fixed mfg                          60,000

Variable SGA                     27,000 (540 * .05)

Fixed SGA                         27,500

 = Operating income        $263,500

500

The following information is available for Crescent Computer Company for its monthly maintenance costs:

Month    Units Produced    Maintenance Cost

February      60                         $3,600

March        120                         5,100

April          150                         6,000

May           180                        6,950

June         240                         8,100

July         210                          6,900

August     90                           5,450

Using the High-Low method, what are expected maintenance costs to be incurred in September if Crescent produces 230 units?

$7,850

To compute the Variable cost/unit:

8100 - 3600 divided by

240 - 60

This equals $25 per unit VC/U

To compute the Fixed costs:

25 ( 60 ) + X = 3600

X = 2100 Fixed cost

To compute value at production level of 230:

230 (25) + 2100 = $7,850

500

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