Cost versus expenses

Chapter 2 covers cost concepts and behavior. You want to be certain that you have a thorough understanding of these concepts before going forward. Understanding of the concepts in Chapter 2 is critical for success in this course.

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In this chapter, the learning objectives are: Cash-basis versus accrual income measurement, revenue recognition under accrual accounting, the matching principle and recognizing expenses under accrual accounting, the difference between product and period costs, income statement format and classification, distinctions of special items on the income statement,...

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(BQ) Chapter 2: Cost concepts and behavior. Chapter 2 covers cost concepts and behavior. You want to be certain that you have a thorough understanding of these concepts before going forward. Understanding of the concepts in Chapter 2 is critical for success in this course.

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This chapter distinguish between costs that are capitalized and costs that are expensed in the period in which they are incurred; compare the financial reporting of the following classifications of intangible assets: purchased, internally developed, acquired in a business combination; explain and evaluate the effects on financial statements and ratios of capitalizing versus expensing costs in the period in which they are incurred;...

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Classically, training relation extractors relies on high-quality, manually annotated training data, which can be expensive to obtain. To mitigate this cost, NLU researchers have considered two newly available sources of less expensive (but potentially lower quality) labeled data from distant supervision and crowd sourcing.

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In any discussion of a project budget, top management usually begins by asking, “What should this project cost, and is that reasonable?” If the project is optional, the decision to proceed should be based on an estimate of expenses versus future profits. For example, Will the effort reduce operating expenses? Is the project really necessary? The only way to answer these questions is to identify the true cost of the project. Your estimate must include labor expense—the cost of paying members of your project team.

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