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Figure 8.1 Various types of manufacturing costs incurred by a manufacturer. Figure 8.2 How the period costs and product costs flow through financial statements from the manufacturing floor to sales. Figure 8.3 Cost flows and classifications in a manufacturing company.
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Figure 8.1 Various types of manufacturing costs incurred by a manufacturer.
Figure 8.2 How the period costs and product costs flow through financial statements from the manufacturing floor to sales.
Figure 8.3 Cost flows and classifications in a manufacturing company.
Table 8.2 Cost Classifications of Owning and Operating a 4WD Sport-Utility Vehicle
Figure 8.4 Cost–volume relationships pertaining to annual automobile costs (Example 8.2).
Figure 8.5 Average cost per mile of owning and operating a car (Example 8.2).
Figure 8.6 Cost–Volume–Profit Curve––A profit maximization (unit: 1,000).
Figure 8.7 Linear approximations of total revenue and total cost curves.
Figure 8.8 Cost-volume relationships of operating overtime, and a Saturday operation versus second-shift operation beyond 24,000 units (Example 8.5).
Figure 8.9 Marginal versus average cost per kWh (Example 8.7).
Figure 8.10 Weekly profits as a function of time. Sunday operation becomes unprofitable, because the marginal revenue stays at $10 per case, whereas the marginal cost increases to $12 per case (Example 8.8).
Table 8.6 Net Profit Calculation as a Function of Production Volume (Example 8.8)
Table 8.11 Manufacturing Overhead Budget (Year 2016)—Product X
