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What are the five different elements of marketing practices?
Transaction Marketing-"lowest Price"

Interaction Based Relationship Marketing- "Repeat business loyalty discount"

Database Marketing - "customer information database to segment into target markets"

E-marketing- "use of the internet to accomplish marketing functions"

Network Marketing -"Referrals"
How do you calculate applied overhead?
Step 1: Calculate overhead rate = Budgeted overhead cost / Estimated cost diver.

Step 2: Applied overhead = Actual cost diver x overhead rate from step 1
What are Prime Cost?
Direct Labor + Direct Material

DL + DM
What is conversion Cost?
Direct Labor + Overhead Applied

DL + O/H Applied
Cost accounting systems are designed to meet the goals of measuring cost objects or objectives. What are the most frequent Objectives? Hint: PIE
PIE

P = Product costing (inventory and GOGM & sold)

I = Income determination (Profitability

E = Efficiency measurements (comparisons to standards)
What are Direct Cost?
Direct cost are easily traced and includes DRM (direct raw materials) including freight in plus normal scrap.

Direct Labor plus reasonable amount of down time.
What are indirect Cost?
Indirect cost are not easily traced.

It includes in the factory cost i.e. MFG Overhead/product cost and in the office building SG&A/period cost.
How do you calculate Raw Materials used?
Beginning Raw Materials
+ Net Purchases
= Materials available
- Ending Raw Materials
= Raw Materials used
How do you calculate COGM (cost of goods manufactured)?
WIP (work in progress) Beginning
+ DM (direct materials) Used
+ DL (direct labor)
+ Manufactured overhead applied
= Total manufactured cost incurred
WIP Beginning + Total manufactured cost incurred = Total manufacturing costs available
- WIP Ending
= COGM
How do you calculate COGS (cost of goods sold)?
Finished goods beginning
+ COGM
= COGAS
- Finished goods ending
= COGS