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Title: Managerial Accounting: An Introduction To Concepts, Methods, And Uses


1
Managerial Accounting An Introduction To
Concepts, Methods, And Uses
  • Chapter 7
  • Differential Cost Analysis
  • for Operating Decisions

Maher, Stickney and Weil
2
Learning Objectives (Slide 1 of 3)
  • Explain the differential principle know how to
    identify costs for differential analysis.
  • Explain the relation between costs prices.
  • Explain how to base target costs on target
    prices.
  • Describe how to use differential analysis to
    measure customer profitability.

3
Learning Objectives (Slide 2 of 3)
  • Explain why businesses apply differential
    analysis to product choice decisions.
  • Explain the theory of constraints.
  • Identify the factors underlying make-or- buy
    decisions.
  • Explain how to identify the costs of producing
    joint products the relevant costs for decisions
    to sell or process further.

4
Learning Objectives (Slide 3 of 3)
  • Explain the use of differential analysis to
    determine when to add or drop parts of operations
  • Identify the factors of inventory management
    decisions.
  • Explain how linear programming optimizes the use
    of scare resources (Appendix 8.1)
  • Identify the use of the economic order quantity
    model (Appendix 8.2)

5
Describe Define Differential Analysis
6
Differential Analysis Model
Alternative - Status Quo Difference
Revenue Revenue Revenue Change in Revenue
Less Variable Costs (VC) VC - VC Change in VC
Total Contribution Margin (CM) CM CM Change in CM
Less Fixed Costs Fixed Costs - Fixed Costs Change in Fixed Costs
Operating Profit Profit - Profit Change in Profit

7
Differential Analysis Cont.
  • A cost (or revenue) is relevant only if it
    differs between alternatives under consideration
  • Focus is typically on cash flows because
  • Cash is the medium of exchange
  • Cash is a common, objective measure of benefits
    and costs of alternatives

8
What are the three major influences on pricing?
9
Review Short-Run vs. Long-Run Pricing Decisions
  • Time horizon of a decision is important in
    determining relevant costs in a pricing decision
  • Short-run decisions include pricing for a
    one-time special order
  • Long-run decisions include pricing a main product
    in a major market

10
What is the differential approach to pricing?
11
Long-Run Pricing Decisions (Slide 1 of 3)
  • Define Full cost

12
Review the Value Chain
13
Long-Run Pricing Decisions (Slide 3 of 3)
  • Full cost approach is justified in pricing
    decisions when
  • Entering into long-term contracts to supply a
    product
  • Developing and producing a customized product
  • Initially setting prices, then adjusting for
    market conditions

14
Review Life-Cycle Product Costing and Pricing
15
Explain Using Target Prices to Set Target Costs
16
Explain Legal Issues Relating Costs to Prices
17
Customer Profitability
  • Differential analysis is useful in determining
    which customers to keep or drop
  • Dropping a customer should result in cost savings
    in excess of lost revenue
  • Alternative uses of extra capacity available
    after dropping a customer should be included in
    the analysis

18
What are the four general categories of customer
costs?
  • Customer costs generally consist of the following
    4 categories of activities
  • ABC provides a better understanding of the cost
    of these activities

19
Build a Chart of Activities to Compute Customer
Costs
20
Comment on Decisions when Scarce Resources are
Limited
21
Decisions with Scarce Resources
22
Define the Following
  • Theory of Constraints
  • Bottleneck
  • Throughput Contribution

23
List the Five Steps to Managing Bottlenecks
24
Name Three Options to Relieve a Bottleneck
25
Explain Make or Buy Decisions
26
Define the Following
  • Split-Off Point
  • Joint Costs
  • Additional Processing Costs

27
How do you decide whether to process further or
not?
28
  • If you have any comments or suggestions
    concerning this PowerPoint Presentation for
    Managerial Accounting, An Introduction To
    Concepts, Methods, And Uses, please contact
  • Dr. Michael Blue, CFE, CPA, CMA
  • blue_at_bloomu.edu
  • Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
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