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University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
Managerial AccountingNOTICE: This Material May Be Protected By Copyright Law (Title 17, U.S. Code)1Learning Objectives4. Understand the important role of, and be ableto use, the relevant cost concept in make-orbuy, product and department abandonment,
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
Chapter 4 Check Digits4-31 (single vs departmental rates)a.) $15/DLHb.) $11.67/DLH; $6.25/MH4-44 (single vs departmental rates)a.) overhead cost applied to Job using plantwide overhead rates = $138,600b.) overhead costs using 3 departmental overhead
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
Chapter 5 Check Digits5-29 Original ABCa.) Plantwide Overhead Rate = $28.75Cost per Unit using Plantwide Rate (including costs of DL and DM)X21 = $197.50 Y37 = $271.25b.)OverheadCostsAllocatedtoProdcutsBasedonActivitiesX21Y37Handling$2,000,000$
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
Chapter 5Traditional Manufacturing Costing Systems Use overhead or departmental rates as their cost driver rateso Can lead to inaccurate costing of products because of amount of overheadthat is appliedPros and Cons of Traditional Costing Systemo Pro
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
Chapter 6 Check Digits6-18a.) Resource Cost Rate = $28b.) $8.406-19a.) total profit = $858,000b.) Percent of Profit = 139%c.) Percent of Profit Lost = 101.56%6-23Incentiveas2%ofSalesIncentiveas4%ofProfit9,000n/a8,00010,2006-255.88%6-30a.
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
Chapter 6ABC applied to MDS&A costso Taking all the same steps as in chapter five but Different activities Focus is on customer profitabilityPareto Rule sales revenue ONLYWhale Curveo Focus is profitabilityo Know what type of customers fall where
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
Chapter 7 Check Digits7-37Process Cycle Efficiency (PCE) before re-arrangement = 35%Process Cycle Efficiency (PCE) after re-arrangement = 40%Improvement in PCE = 14.3%7-33Net Benefit = -$30,5007-31Cost of Carrying Inventory = $1,150,0007-36CostS
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
Chapter 7Facility Layout Systemso Process Layouto Product Layouto Group Technology (cellular manufacturing)Theory of ConstraintsValue-Add vs Non Value Add Costso Processing Cycle Efficiency Higher = betterLean ManufacturingCost of Qualityo Two
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
CASE451ProductionVolumeSellingPriceMaterialsPerUnitDirectLaborHoursPerUnitTotalDirectLaborHoursA10,0001540.242,400B8,0001850.181,440C6,0002060.12720D4,0002270.08320PlantwideCostDriverRate:TotalOverheadCostTotalDirectLaborHo
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
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University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
AIS 211 - EXAM 2 SampleNote: This exam is provided ONLY to give students a sense of the types of questions that they can expect to seeon the exams for AIS 211. The topics covered on this sample exam are not comprehensive and are notindicative of the br
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
EBSCOhostPage 4 of 10THERE ARE MANY WHO BELIEVE that the 1982 Tylenol episode, for all its trauma, was thebest thing that ever happened to McNeil. After receiving accolades for handling the crisis,former McNeil employees say, they were imbued with a s
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
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University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
Multiple ProductsExampleToyco produces toy bears and toy badgers.Fixed costs: $2,545,600 per yearBearsBadgersSales price$24$30Variable1012costsUnit CM$14$18Toyco currently sells 500,000 bears and125,000 badgers per year. Assuming the sales
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
Chapter3AnswerChecks327)$870.37perpatientdayb)1,363patientdayspermonthtogeneratetargetprofitof$45,000permontha)CMperUnitCMRatiob)#ofunitstoBreakEvenc)DesiredRevenued)328)a)#ofunitsforbeforetaxprofitof168,000330)338)$10.500.35$98,01030
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
cfw_PAGE AIS 211 Sample Exam QuestionsNote: This exam is provided ONLY to give students a sense of the types of questions that theycan expect to see on the exams for AIS 211. The topics covered on this sample exam are notcomprehensive and are not indi
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
Chapter 4 Book NotesCost Flows in Organizationso Manufacturing organizations Direct materials>work in process>finished goods inventory>cost of goodssoldo Retail Organizations Purchases>store inventory>project costo Service Organizations Employee h
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
Chapter 5 and AppendixABC Costing Eliminate distortion in our allocation of indirect support costs Addresses the support resources that serve the manufacturing process Useful wheno We have large cost pools (manufacturing, customer service)o Signific
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
Chapter 6 ReviewManaging Overhead Costs Tracing MSDA costs to business customerso ABC study of marketing, selling, distribution, and administrative (MSDA) costso Consume resources Provide marketing and technical support Travel to customers Service
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
Chapter 7 ReviewJIT vs Lean Manufacturing?!Theory of Constraints Operating income can increase by managing the bottlenecks of a process Three Measureso Throughput contribution=revenues-direct materialso Investments=material costso Operating Costs=a
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ACCT I S - 211
Chapter 8Organizations Value Chaino Research, development, and engineering phase (8-85% of costs) >manufacturing stage > post-sale service and disposal phase = Total-life-cyclecostingo Life-cycle Revenues Refurbished goods Motion picturesTarget Co
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ART HIST - 354
Intro19:22TheAtlanticOriginsoftheUnitedStatesDirecttiestoslaveryandminoritiesTheBlackAtlantictermcoinedbyGillroyBlackNamesandtermsforraceandethnicityarenotthesameforbothsidesoftheAtlanticInBritishsystemBlack=everythingthatisnotwhiteAnythingnotAn
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ART HIST - 354
AH 354Exam 1: Study Guide19:151: Middle PassageSlave voyage from Africa to AmericasTraumatic events that link Africa Europe and Americas2: Black Atlantic & Atlantic ModelMicrocosms of culture that transcends natural boundaries and identitiesTranspo
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ART HIST - 354
EssayOutline14:05DefineandapplyTsinhnahjinniesproposedmethodologyoflookingandanalyzingfrom theindigenousperspectiveorthenotionoftheperspectiveorstrategiesofthe tricksterstoyouranalysisofthework.Whatdoesthisworkdowithnegative stereotypesandpopularicon
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ART HIST - 354
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ART HIST - 354
ArtHistoryExam2GuideMappaMundiPictureencyclopedias,topographicalorgeographicmapLatinterm=mapoftheworldInthecontextoftheCodexGuamanPomaInthemiddleagesthemapoftheworldwasnotjustgeographicbutrelationbetween earthandheavenNotjustEuropeanbutincludesgua
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ART HIST - 354
Tsinhnahjinniesfirstexperienceswithnativeimagescausedfeelingsof depressionandsadness.Shesoonrealizedthatherviewof19 thcenturyNativeAmericanphotographswasasanobserverratherthantheobserved.Shethendecided toreinterprettheimagesfromanindigenousperspectivea
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ART HIST - 354
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ART HIST - 354
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ECON - 101
ECONEXAM2REVIEW:Chapters912Chapter9MakingDecisionsExplicitCostsCoststhatinvolveadirectpaymentofcashCostspaidoutExample:ingredientsforabakery,rentonabuildingetcImplicitCostsCoststhatinvolvenooutlayofmoneybutrepresenttheinflowsofcashthatareforgoneF
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ECON - 101
BLC MicroeconomicsMock Midterm 2Use the following information to answer the next TWO (2) questions.Susan visits the state fair and rides the Ferris wheel several times. The following table shows her marginal and total utility from agiven number of rid
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ECON - 101
M ock exam for M idterm 2Econ 1011. Suppose a firm has a constant Marginal Cost. If the firm produces 3 units of output, the Total Cost will = $300.sFixed Cost.A) $0B) $20C) $100D) $240E) Impossible to say2apple.apples (A) and bananas (B) is A
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ECON - 101
Econ101 Exam 2 Version 1Economics 101Midterm 2Professor Serrano-PardialNovember 14, 2007Use the following graph to answer the next two questions.PSUnit Tax= 14SPd=28P*=20DQ*Q1. In the market depicted by the graph, an excise tax of $14 has
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ECON - 101
Econ101 Exam 2 Version 1Economics 101Midterm 2Professor Serrano-PardialNovember 14, 2007Student Name: _ ID#: _ Discussion #: _DO NOT BEGIN WORKING UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO. READ THESEINSTRUCTIONS FIRST!The exam consists of 33 multiple-choice qu
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ECON - 101
2 P 300 , and the domestic supply is QS P .Q1. The domestic demand for bananas is Q DIf the world price is $30 and the government imposes a tariff of $50, what would be the importquota equivalent to the $50 tariff?a) 50b) 20c) 60d) 80e) 100Q2. Th
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ECON - 101
2 P 300 , and the domestic supply is QS P .Q1. The domestic demand for bananas is Q DIf the world price is $30 and the government imposes a tariff of $50, what would be the importquota equivalent to the $50 tariff?a) 50b) 20c) 60d) 80e) 100Q2. Th
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ECON - 101
Version #Economics 101Professor Serrano-Padialnd2 Midterm, Version#1Apr. 13, 2010DO NOT START WORKING UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD SOREAD THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRSTName_ID _Section# _You have 70 minutes to complete the exam, which consists of 33 multiple-c
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ECON - 101
Version #1Economics 101Professor Serrano-Padialnd2 Midterm, Version#1Apr. 13, 2010DO NOT START WORKING UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD SOREAD THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRSTName_ID _Section# _You have 70 minutes to complete the exam, which consists of 33 multiple-
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ECON - 101
BLC Microeconomics Final Exam ReviewUse the following information to answer the next three questions.Countries A and B only produce 2 goods, sweatshirts and jackets. The following table shows how many units can be produced in eachcountry per week at tw
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ECON - 101
Econ101withProfessorsSerrano&Gandhi:May5,2011BLCFinalExamReviewNEWSTUFFFigure1:PerfectlyCompetitiveFirm1.InFigure1,ifthemarketpriceisP3thentheproducerwilla)ProducequantityQ1intheshortrunandexitinthelongrunb)ProducequantityQ2intheshortrunandexitinthe
University of Wisconsin-Madison - ECON - 101
Review Sheet for the Second Midterm of Economics 101Jing TaoThe following is a list of topics that you should cover for the second midterm. This listshould serve as a checklist for you to see whether you have studied everything you needto. In order to
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
SPRING 2012 FIN 300 MIDTERM #2 - BLC REVIEWQuestion 1: Portfolio Calculationsa. Assume you purchase 50 shares of Woods and 60 shares of Ogilvy.Other information:PriceBetaWoodsOgilvy$25$350.91.10.250.45Correlation between Woods & Ogilvy:0.40
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
BLC Feb 28&29; Module 5_Questions1. What is the difference between common and independent risk? What is an example of each?2. How do common and independent risk relate to systematic and unsystematic risk?3. The data below represents the returns for Nik
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
Professor Kenneth A. KavajeczWisconsin School of BusinessFIN 300: Introduction to FinanceDiscussion Section MaterialsFocusThe problems in this document are meant to supplement the lecture material. Problemsare grouped by topic/module and have a sugg
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
Professor Kenneth A. KavajeczWisconsin School of BusinessFIN 300: Introduction to FinanceDiscussion Section MaterialsFocusThe problems in this document are meant to supplement the lecture material. Problemsare grouped by topic/module and have a sugg
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
Professor Kenneth A. KavajeczWisconsin School of BusinessFIN 300: Introduction to FinanceDiscussion Section MaterialsFocusThe problems in this document are meant to supplement the lecture material. Problemsare grouped by topic/module and have a sugg
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
BLC March 1&5; Module 5_AnswersKNOW CAPM!1. A stock has an expected rate of return of 7.9 percent and a standard deviation of 6.2 percent. Which one of the following bestdescribes the probability that this stock will lose more than 4.5 percent in any o
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
BLC March 1&5; Module 5_Questions1. A stock has an expected rate of return of 7.9 percent and a standard deviation of 6.2 percent. Which one of the following bestdescribes the probability that this stock will lose more than 4.5 percent in any one given
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
BLC March 6&7; Module 5_QuestionsREVIEW1. A stock has an expected rate of return of 10.5 percent and a standard deviation of 5.9 percent. What can you say with 95% confidence re:next years expected returns?2. MSFT has a beta of 1.2 and an expected ret
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
BLC March 8&12; Module 6&7_Questions1. Compare the Equilibrium Model and Arbitrage methods of pricing an asset.2. Describe the Law of No Arbitrage.3. Suppose there are three stocks with the following expected returns and sensitivities to one risk facto
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
BLC March 13&14; Module 6&7_Questions1. Benihana stock is trading for $13.00 per share. The company pays all of its earnings out as dividends and the dividend pershare last year was $1.10 (it was just paid). Management expects the dividend to grow by 10
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300
BLC March 13&14; Module 6&7_Questions1. Diamond Services has two operating divisions: Cleaning and Catering, which are 60% and 40% of its totalbusiness, respectively. The following competitor companies have been identified as having investmentssimilar
University of Wisconsin-Madison - FINANCE - 300