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    Chapters 1-4 VOCAB/NOTES

    Managerial accounting- the generation of relevant information to support

    managements decision making

    Budget-lays out the plan in financial terms that

    Just in time inventory-an inventory strategy which focuses on reducing waste and

    efficiency by ordering goods so that they arrive just when needed

    Variable Cost-Cost per unit remains constant, regardless of activity. Total cost varies

    in proportion to change in level of activity

    Fixed Cost- total cost remains fixed regardless of activity. Cost per unit varies

    indirectly with level of activity

    Discretionary fixed cost- fixed cost that can be changed in the short run

    Committed fixed cost- fixed cost that cannot be changed in the short run

    Step cost-cost that is fixed over a small range of activity

    Contribution margin ratio- CM/Sales revenue or CM per unit/sales price per unit

    Breakeven point-level of sales at which sales revenue= total expenses; profit is zero

    Breakeven point in units-total fixed expenses/CM per unit

    Breakeven point in sales dollars-total fixed expenses/ CM ratio

    Breakeven point in units (target income)- (total fixed expenses+target operating

    income)/CM per unit

    Breakeven point in sales dollars (target operating income)-(total fixed

    expenses+target operating income)/CM ratio

    Operating Income- revenue-expenses

    Variable cost ratio-variable cost/sales revenue

    Variable cost ratio+contribution margin ratio=1

    Markup-the difference between the cost of a product/service and the price that a

    company charges for it. (sales price-cost per unit)/cost per unit=markup percentage

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    Product cost-any cost that a company incurs to acquire raw materials and convert

    them into finished goods ready for sale

    Direct materials-materials that can be directly traced to the final product

    Direct labor-wages paid to the workers who directly transform direct materials intofinal goods

    Overhead-indirect product costs that arise in the manufacturing process and cannot

    be easily traced to a unit of product

    Indirect materials-supplies that support the production process

    Indirect labor-labor of workers who support the production process

    Period costs-costs that are associated with the selling of products and the

    administration of business

    Selling costs- costs associated with the storage, sale and delivery of finished goods

    Job-order costing system-system in which products are manufactured in batches or

    jobs and products costs are accumulated for each batch or job

    Overhead Manufacturing Overhead- actual>applied

    Under: applied>actual

    Contribution Margin-gross revenue (sales-COGS)-Variable Expenses