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Cost Behavior Analysis

The study about how specific costs respond to changes in business activity

Fixed and Variable Costs With Activity Level

Variable- Changes with activity level


Fixed-Stay the same regardless

Relevant Range

Range of activity which a company expects to operate during a year

Mixed Costs

Have variable and fixed costs

Variable Costs

With change

Fixed Costs

Always there

Contribution Margin Per Unit

Unit Selling Price/Unit Variable Costs

Contribution Margin Ratio

CM/Sales

Breakeven analysis: Mathematical Equation

Sales=Variable Costs +Fixed Costs+Net Income


or


Fixed Costs/contribution margin


then


Fixed/cmr


Contribution Margin Technique

Fixed Costs/CM

Break-even can be calculated from...

Mathematical Equation


Contribution Margin


CVP graph

CVP Graph

Target Net Income

Indicates sales necessary for a certain income



Calculate using cost volume profit analysis:




E sales x e cm - fixed costs

Margin of safety

Actual Sales-Break-even sales

Margin of safety ratio


Formula:Actual Sales (in dollars)/Actual Expected Sales

Weighted Average Contribution Margin

Sum of weighted contribution margin of each product

Sales Mix

Relative percentage in which a company sells its products

Operating Leverage

Extent to which net income reacts to a given change in sales



CM/Net Income

Cost Structure

Variable vs fixed costs in a company

Benefits of budgeting

plan ahead


definite objectives


early warning system


coordination of activities


greater management awareness


motivates personnel

Budgeting Process

Cash Budget

Cash Receipts

principle sources of revenue

Cash Disbursements

expected cash payments

Financing Section

Expected borrowing and repayments

Service Companies budget

Master Budget

Differences between long term and short term budgeting

Time Period involved


Emphasis


Detail Presented

Sales Budget

expected Sales * Selling Price

Production Budget

Note desired is percentage of next expected unit sales

Direct Materials Budget

Note same as last

Direct Labor Budget

Weighted Contribution

Take both number and x by percent it takes and add