Concept areas · 28 students
Download PNG- Fixed and variable costs
- Contribution margin and profit
- Full costing and markups
- Incremental and common costs
- Relevant costs in decisions
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Study tests after the costing exam
Question packages from the feedbackPaper 1 Relevant costs in decisions
- 1. Explain the difference between incremental and common costs with an example of your own.
- 2. A company gets an extra order of 200 units at SEK 85. The variable cost is SEK 60. Should it accept? Justify your answer.
+ 3 more questions
Give to Alva Lind, Noah Karlsson, Xenia Sjöstrand + 14
Paper 2 Contribution margin and profit
- 1. What is contribution margin? Explain why it isn't the same thing as profit.
- 2. Calculate the contribution margin per unit when the price is SEK 120 and the variable cost SEK 75.
+ 3 more questions
Give to Noah Karlsson, Ida Berg, Leo Sandberg + 8
Paper 3 Markups in full costing
- 1. Which cost base is used for the material overhead markup? Explain why.
- 2. Work out the full cost per unit from the costing in the appendix.
+ 2 more questions
Give to Omar Hassan, Maja Ek, Alva Lind + 6
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- 01 Relevant costs in decisions 17 students 20 min
- 02 Contribution margin vs. profit 11 students 15 min
- 03 Markups in full costing 9 students 10 min
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