Summary
Week 5
Universiteit van Amsterdam · Business Administration
Y2 - Management Accounting 1 for BusinessInhoud
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- Chapter 8: Cost-volume-profit analysis
- Drivers, contribution and the CVP model
- CVP assumptions
- The break-even point: SwapBike
- CVP and profit-volume graphs
- Target operating profit and income tax
- Effects of sales mix on profit
- Cost structure, operating leverage and sensitivity
- CVP for a bike user and a not-for-profit organisation
- Contribution margin and gross margin
- Chapter 10: Relevant information for decision making
- Information and the decision process
- Irrelevance of past costs and equipment replacement
- Accepting a special order: MRI capacity and opportunity cost
- Discontinuation: avoidable costs, not allocated losses
- Outsourcing and make-or-buy decisions
- Opportunity cost of investment in stock
- Product-mix decisions under capacity constraints: Jameson
- Customer profitability and relevant costs
- Chapter 12: Pricing issues and customer profitability analysis
- Major influences on pricing
- Market-based pricing and target costing
- Value engineering, cost incurrence and locked-in costs
- Cost-plus pricing: markup versus margin
- Life-cycle product budgeting and costing (additional reading)
- Customer revenues, costs and the cost hierarchy
- Spring Distribution: a full customer-profitability calculation
- Customer profitability profiles and long-run customer value
- Applying the week’s decision rules
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