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Disposition of Over or Under Applied MOHApproaches to disposing of over- or under-applied Manufacturing overhead.
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Actual vs Applied MOH finalCalculation of over or under-applied manufacturing overhead.
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Calculating Applied Manufacturing OverheadIllustration of the application of predetermined overhead rate to a Job.
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Calculating Predetermined Overhead RateIllustration of predetermined overhead rate calculation.
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Estimated Income Effect of Changing SalesExample of estimating the impact of a change in sales dollars on net income using contribution margin ratio.
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Breakeven Point SalesCalculation of contribution margin ratio and break-even point in sales dollars.
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Contribution Margin Income StatementExample preparation of a contribution margin income statement.
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Mixed Costs: Regression Example 2A second example of regression results which demonstrate a poor fit between activity measure and mixed cost.
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Mixed Costs: RegressionExample 1: Illustration and interpretation of Least Squared Regression results revealing a very good fit between activity measure and mixed cost.
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Mixed Costs: High Low Method Part BIllustration of High-Low method from estimated variable costs through cost estimation formula
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Mixed Costs: High-Low Method Part AExample of High-Low method of separating mixed costs; through estimated variable cost per unit.
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Need to Separate Mixed CostsOverview of need for and methods of separating mixed costs into fixed and variable elements.
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Mixed Costs: High Low Method Part BIllustration of High-Low method from estimated variable costs through cost estimation formula
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Mixed Costs: High-Low Method Part AExample of High-Low method of separating mixed costs; through estimated variable cost per unit.
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Need to Separate Mixed CostsOverview of need for and methods of separating mixed costs into fixed and variable elements.
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