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Management Information Systems Provide...
1. Accurate and timely production
--Cost information
--All phases of business
2. Data in proper form needed
3. Accounting information that allow accurate and quick development of business financial documents
4. Efficiently and effectively monitoring and controlling business production costs
Cost
Acquire goods and services
opportunity cost
Return that is given up by not selecting highest valued alternative.
Implicit Cost
Do not include cash payments
Included in calculation of total cost of product
Cost Concepts
-Controllable and Uncontrollable Costs
-Incremental
-Avoidable
-Sunk Costs
Cost concept formula
Total Cost = Total Fixed Cost + Total Variable Cost

Total Fixed Cost (TFC)
Total Variable Cost (TVC)
Total Cost (TC)
Contribution concept;

Selling Price/Unit
Selling Price/Unit = Total Cost/Unit + Profit/Unit

Selling Price/Unit – Variable Cost/Unit = Fixed Cost/Unit + Profit/Unit
Contribution concept

Total Cost / Unit
Total Cost/Unit = Variable Cost/Unit + Fixed Cost/Unit
Contribution
Contribution = Selling Price/Unit minus Variable Cost/Unit
Shut Down point Long Run
All Costs Covered
Shut down point short term
Firm with idle capacity can take job where price does not cover all total cost
Contribution is positive (P- AVC > 0).

Contribution is negative (P-AVC < 0) firm is better off to shut down.
Break Even analysis
helps managers find combination of costs, output, and selling price that permits firm to break-even, no profits and losses