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Managerial Accountingby James Jiambalvo
Chapter 4:
Cost-Volume-Profit-Analysis
Slides Prepared by:
Scott Peterson
Northern State University
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Objectives
1. Identify common cost behavior patterns.
2. Estimate the relation between cost and activity using account analysis and the high-low method.
3. Perform cost-volume-profit-analysis for single products.
4. Perform cost-volume-profit-analysis for multiple products.
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Objectives (continued)
5. Discuss the effect of operating leverage.
6. Use the contribution margin per unit of the constraint to analyze situations involving a resource constraint.
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Common Cost Behavior Patterns
1. Cost-Volume-Profit-Analysis (C-V-P)2. Variable Costs3. Fixed Costs
a. Discretionary Fixed Costsb. Committed Fixed Costs
4. Mixed Costs5. Step Costs
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Variable Costs
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Fixed Costs
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Mixed Costs
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Cost Estimation Methods
Cost Estimation Methods are frequently required to separate the fixed and variable components of a total cost pool. Methods include:
1. Account Analysis
2. Scattergraph
3. High-Low Method
4. Regression
5. Relevant Range
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Scattergraph
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High-Low Method
Example: Let total costs at 500 units of output be $150,000 and at 3,000 units of output be $400,000. Calculate variable and fixed costs, respectively.
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High-Low Method
Solution: High Low Change
Costs: $400,000 $150,000 $250,000
Units: 3,000 500 2,500
Calculate Variable Cost Per Unit:
$250,000/2,500 = $100
Calculate Total Fixed Costs:
$400,000 – (3,000 x 100) = $100,000
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High-Low Method
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Regression Analysis
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Relevant Range
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Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis
1. The Profit Equation
2. Breakeven Point
3. Margin of Safety
4. Contribution Margin
5. Contribution Margin Ratio
6. What-if Analysis
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The Profit Equation
Profit = SP(x) –VC(x) – TFC
X = Quantity of units produced and sold
SP = Selling price per unit
VC = Variable cost per unit
TFC = Total fixed cost
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Break-Even Point
TFC/CM(per unit) = Break-Even (units)
X = Quantity of units produced and sold
SP = Selling price per unit
VC = Variable cost per unit
CM = Contribution margin
TFC = Total fixed cost
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Break-Even Point
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Contribution Margin
SP(u) – VC(u) = CM (u)
SP = Selling price per unit
VC = Variable cost per unit
CM = Contribution margin
u = per unit
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Contribution Margin Ratio
(SP – VC) / SP = CM%
SP = Selling Price per unit
VC = Variable Cost per unit
CM = Contribution Margin
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“What If” Analysis
Examples include analyzing changes in:
1. Selling price per unit
2. Variable cost per unit
3. Total fixed cost
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Multiproduct Analysis
C-V-P applied to multiple products.
1. Contribution Margin Approach (used for similar products).
2. Contribution Margin Ratio Approach (used for substantially different products).
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Contribution Margin Approach
Example: the contribution margin of product A is $8 and B is $5. Two units of B are sold for each unit of A. The Weighted Average Contribution Margin is $6.00.
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Contribution Margin Ratio Approach
Example: the contribution margin ratio of product A is 20% and B is 50%. Two units of B are sold for each unit of A. The Weighted Average Contribution Margin Ratio is 40%.
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Assumptions in C-V-P Analysis
1. Costs can be accurately separated into variable and fixed components.
2. Fixed costs remain fixed.
3. Variable costs per unit do not change over the relevant range.
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Operating Leverage
Example of Operating Leverage:
Firm 1 Firm 2
Sales $10,000,000 $10,000,000
VC 5,000,000 7,000,000
CM 5,000,000 3,000,000
FC 3,000,000 1,000,000
Profit $2,000,000 $2,000,000
Which firm has more?
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Constraints
1. A reference to scarce resources.
2. Examples of constraints include manufacturing space, labor, parts and materials etc..
3. The focus shifts away from Contribution Margin and to the scarce resource or constraint.
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Quick Review Question #1
1. At Winford Corp., the selling price per unit for lawn mowers is $120, variable cost per unit is $55. Fixed costs are $130,000. Contribution Margin per unit is?a. $65b. $75c. $175d. $30
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Quick Review Answer #1
1. At Winford Corp., the selling price per unit for lawn mowers is $120, variable cost per unit is $55. Fixed costs are $130,000. Contribution margin per unit is?a. $65b. $75c. $175d. $30
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Quick Review Question #2
2. At Winford Corp., the selling price per unit for lawn mowers is $120, variable cost per unit is $55. Fixed costs are $130,000. Break-Even Point is?
a. 1,000 units
b. 1,083 units
c. 2,000 units
d. None of these
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Quick Review Answer #2
2. At Winford Corp., the selling price per unit for lawn mowers is $120, variable cost per unit is $55. Fixed costs are $130,000. Break-Even Point is?
a. 1,000 units
b. 1,083 units
c. 2,000 units
d. None of these
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Quick Review Question #3
3. At Winford Corp., the selling price per unit for lawn mowers is $120, variable cost per unit is $55. Fixed costs are $130,000. Expected sales are 4,200 units. The Margin of Safety is?a. $264,000b. $384,000c. $143,000d. $121,000
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Quick Review Answer #3
3. At Winford Corp., the selling price per unit for lawn mowers is $120, variable cost per unit is $55. Fixed costs are $130,000. Expected sales are 4,200 units. The Margin of Safety is?a. $264,000b. $384,000c. $143,000d. $121,000
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Quick Review Question #4
4. At Winford Corp., the selling price per unit for lawn mowers is $120, variable cost per unit is $55. Fixed costs are $130,000. Expected sales are 4,200 units. What is profit expected to be?
Answer here: _________________
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Quick Review Answer #4
4. At Winford Corp., the selling price per unit for lawn mowers is $120, variable cost per unit is $55. Fixed costs are $130,000. Expected sales are 4,200 units. What is profit expected to be?
Answer here: $143,000
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