Costs to sales

This study engaged in the measurement and calculation of hidden quality costs in a sound and scientific manner in order to find solutions to the problem and achieve the research objectives. Increase in the sales and profits and market share of the economic unit and satisfaction of the customer are achieved through the effective the management of these costs. A deductive approach was employed in the study and a number of conclusions were made from the analysis of the results.

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This study contributes to the stream of literature on fundamental analysis and SG&A costs by performing a more detailed breakdown of changes in the SG&A ratio and by demonstrating that this partitioning provides information about changes in future earnings, analyst forecast revisions, and future stock returns.

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This research investigates the current white spaces of green marketing and country of origin effects, where new research could contribute theoretical value. The conducted research examines American and Swedish consumers’ environmental awareness, willingness and initiative in contributing to their societies for future sustainability. Using a sample of 118 consumers from an intermediated questionnaire for the offline market, a conceptual framework was developed where the study created the foundation and reasonable support for the purposed framework.

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(BQ) Chapter 3: Fundamentals of cost-volume-profit analysis. In order to be a well prepared leader and manager, one must have a systematic method of analyzing the ever changing environment. Chapter 3 focuses on how decision-makers analyze changes in the volume of sales.

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(BQ) Chapter 15: Transfer pricing. A common example of decentralized decision making occurs when business units (divisions) within the organization buy goods and services from one another and when each is treated as a profit center (i.e., when each unit manager is evaluated on reported unit profit). When such an exchange occurs, the accounting systems in the two divisions record the transaction as if it were an ordinary sale (purchase) to (from) an external customer (supplier).

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(BQ) Chapter 16: Fundamentals of variance of analysis. After completing this chapter you should be able to: Use budgets for performance evaluation; develop and use flexible budgets; compute and interpret the sales activity variance; prepare and use a profit variance analysis; compute and use variable cost variances; compute and use fixed cost variances; from the appendix, understand how to record costs in a standard costing system.

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Why Globalize? expand sales when domestic markets are saturated, should go overseas to increase sales and profits acquire resources resources may be more readily available and less costly in other countries diversify sources of sales and supplies different business cycles between countries may avoid impact of price swings or shortages avoid tariffs

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Those assets that a company: 1. Intends to sell in the normal course of business. 2. Has in production (work in process) for future sale. 3. Uses currently in the production of goods to be sold (raw materials). 8-3 Types of Inventories Types of Inventory Merchandise Inventory Goods acquired for resale Manufacturing Inventory •Raw Materials •Work-in-Process •Finished Goods 1 .8-4 Inventory Cost Flows Raw Materials Work in Process Finished Goods

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The use of fixed operating costs as opposed to variable operating costs. A firm with relatively high fixed operating costs will experience more variable operating income if sales change. The variability or uncertainty of a firm’s earnings per share (EPS) and the increased probability of insolvency that arises when a firm uses financial leverage.

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• Economies of Scale ex: reduce administrative expenses as a percentage of sales. • Tax Benefits ex: target firm has tax credits from operating losses, and lacks the income to use the credits. • Unused Debt Potential ex: merging with a firm that has little debt increases debt capacity.

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„ Receivables come from sales in credit „ Credit sales Increasing revenue Increasing profit „ Credit sales increasing receivables Increasing operating costs „ Objective of receivables management is: „ to determine whether increasing in revenue and profit is large enough to offset increasing in costs, or „ to determine whether saving in cost is large enough to offset decreasing in profit.

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INTRODUCTION Jane Johnson is considering selling T-shirts in the parking lot during her university’s football games. Jane, of course, will do this only if she expects to make a profit. To es- timate her profits, Jane needs certain pieces of information, such as the cost of a shirt, the university’s charge for the right to conduct business on its property, the expected selling price, and the expected sales volume. Suppose Jane has developed the follow- ing estimates:

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