ADMS 3510 Lecture Notes - Gross Margin, Cost Leadership, Financial Statement

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Goal: choose the cost allocation method that bet reflects how thte costs actually flow throughout a real economic process. Joint costs: costs of a production process that yields multiple main products simultaneously. Product: any output that can be sold at full product cost plus profit or enables the company to avoid purchasing direct materials. Joint products: products that have high sales values(main reason for production) By products: products of relatively low sales value. Splitoff point : juncture in a production process where two or more main products become separately identifiable. Separable costs: full product costs of processing incurred by each identifiable product beyond the splitoff point. Calculation of inventoriable costs and cogs for external financial statements and reports for income tax authorities. Rate regulation when jointly produced subject to price regulations. Physical measure method allocates joint costs on the basis of their relative proportions at the split off point, using a common physical measure eg. weights/ volume.

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