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Enterprise Level Analysis Topics

Enterprise #1 Production costs Overhead Enterprise #1 Production costs Overhead Enterprise #2 Production costs Overhead Enterprise #2 Production costs Overhead Enterprise #n Production costs Overhead Enterprise #n Production costs Overhead Total Overhead Two approaches: 1.Allocate total overhead using ABC accounting procedures 2.Sum the budgeted overhead at the enterprise level and check for consistency at the firm level (e.g., does Total overhead = Σ overhead i ) #1#2 #1#2#1#2 #1  #2 Building up from Enterprise Level

Enterprise #1 Design of an Enterprise budget. Construct budget for all enterprises, multiply times level of activity and compare to ABC approach. Overhead:

P BE = TE÷ Q Enterprise #1 Calculating Breakeven Price…. Overhead:

P BE = TE÷ Q = $2.44 Conclusion: Price could fall from $2.60 to $2.44 Enterprise #1 Calculating Breakeven Price…. Overhead:

Q BE = TE÷ P Enterprise #1 Calculating Breakeven Quantity…. Overhead:

Q BE = TE÷ P = 79.8 Conclusion: Yield could fall from 85 to 79.8 Enterprise #1 Calculating Breakeven Quantity…. Overhead:

Enterprise Performance Statistics: 1. Breakeven analysis 2. Rate of return on investment per unit for ith product: ROI i = profit i ÷ (VE i + FE i ) 3. Efficiency as measured by the variable expense ratio: VER i = VE i ÷ REV i 4. Profitability as measured by ratio of share of profit relative to share of productive assets required: SPR i = {profit i ÷  profit i } ÷ {A i ÷  A i }

Contribution Analysis