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Management and Cost Accounting 10th edition Colin Drury - Solutions
The production overhead absorption rates of factories X and Y are calculated using similar methods. However, the rate used by factory X is lower than that used by factory Y. Both factories produce the same type of product. You are required to discuss whether or not this can be taken to be a sign
1. Can you think of any reason why management accounting data and financial accounting data might be separated in a business?2. Would you expect accounting software to store more detailed information for management accounting purposes than for external reporting? Can you think of any examples?
1. If your business were using the Job Clock, would you pay all employees by the minute worked?2. Do you think smartphones could be used to track time worked by mobile employees?
From the information given below you are required to:(a) Prepare a standard cost sheet for one unit and enter on the standard cost sheet the costs to show sub-totals for:(i) Prime cost;(ii) Variable production cost;(iii) Total production cost;(iv) Total cost.(b) Calculate the selling price per unit
For the relevant cost data in items (1)–(7), indicate which of the following is the best classification.(a) Sunk cost;(b) Incremental cost;(c) Variable cost;(d) Fixed cost;(e) Semi-variable cost;(f) Semi-fixed cost;(g) Controllable cost;(h) Non-controllable cost;(i) Opportunity cost.1. A company
The Northshire Hospital Trust operates two types of specialist X-ray scanning machine, XR1 and XR50. Details for the next period are estimated as follows:A brain scan is normally carried out on machine type XR1: this task uses special X-ray plates costing £40 each and takes four hours of
A company manufactures and retails clothing. You are required to group the costs that are listed below and numbered (1)–(20) into the following classifications (each cost is intended to belong to only one classification):(i) Direct materials;(ii) Direct labour;(iii) Direct expenses;(iv) Indirect
1. Why might opportunity costs not be considered when making decisions?2. Provide example of opportunity costs that you might incur.
1. Do you agree the marginal cost of downloaded software or music is nil?2. What marginal costs, if any, might be incurred by the provider of the servers where software/music is downloaded from?
1. What are the relevant costs and benefits relating to the Garden Bridge?2. Why might managers be reluctant to abandon loss-making projects?
1. Do you agree that the variable cost associated with a passenger can be zero? Can this be said for both low-cost and traditional carriers.2. What options do more traditional carriers have to improve their fixed cost base?
1. How might performance measurement and management vary between different industries?2. Provide examples of direct labour, direct materials and indirect costs for the different industries mentioned above.
How can the management accounting function provide information to support a low cost strategy?
1. Do you think the costs of the electronic components in an iPod/iPad are more or less than those in a medical device like a blood pressure monitor?2. Would decreasing the product life cycle of medical devices, or medical devices being more like consumer electronics pose any risks for
Can you think of any barriers to entry for a business entering the market for IoT sensors or similar?
Provide more detailed illustrations for each of the first four items in the first category of the above list of how the management accountant can be of assistance in an organization with which you are familiar.
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