Activity Based Costing
Goal of ABC: to establish a better cause-effect relationship between products and overhead costs Traditional Costing: § Costs are divvied up based on the allocation…
Goal of ABC: to establish a better cause-effect relationship between products and overhead costs Traditional Costing: § Costs are divvied up based on the allocation…
Standard costing: Based on standard (budgeted) values rather than on actual results. Static budget: Used for standard costing. Created in an income statement format that…
Actual vs. Standard Costing: – Standard costing is base on budgets Full Costing (Absorption) vs. Variable Costing: -Differs in the treatment of fixed overhead –…
Product costs: – Costs that can be attributed to the generation and delivery of individual products – Also called “inventoriable” costs and are capitalized in…
Perhaps the most useful set of categories is that of low, medium or high level models. In this case the level refers to the level…
1. Economic model: Economic model of consumer behaviour is one-dimensional. This means that buying decisions of a person are governed by the concept of utility….
The Howard Sheth Model of Buying Behaviour serves two purposes: 1. It indicates how complex the whole question of consumer behaviour is.2. It provides the…
Variables grouped into categories a) Stimulus inputs b) information processing c) decision process and d) variables influencing the decision process Strength of model Deals with…
The Engel-Kollat-Blackwell model consist of four components: i. Information processing: this component comprises the consumer’s selective exposure, attention, comprehension and retention of stimuli relating to…
This model talks of consumer behaviour as a decision making process in the form of 5 steps or activities. The five steps are as: 1….