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CMA Part 2 Decision Analysis and Investment Decisions

CVP analysis, transfer pricing, capital budgeting, working capital and risk management.

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What is contribution margin per unit?
Show answerSelling price per unit minus variable cost per unit
How is contribution margin ratio calculated?
Show answerContribution margin per unit divided by selling price per unit
What is the break-even point in units?
Show answerThe quantity where total revenue equals total cost and profit is zero
How do you calculate break-even in units?
Show answerFixed costs divided by contribution margin per unit
Define margin of safety
Show answerThe difference between expected sales volume and break-even sales volume
What does degree of operating leverage measure?
Show answerThe sensitivity of operating profit to a percentage change in sales volume
How does sales mix affect the break-even point?
Show answerDifferent products have different contribution margins, changing the overall break-even quantity
In a high fixed-cost environment, what happens to operating leverage?
Show answerOperating leverage increases, making profits more sensitive to sales volume changes
What is transfer pricing?
Show answerThe price charged when one division sells goods or services to another division within the same organization
Describe the market price transfer pricing method
Show answerSetting the transfer price equal to the external market price for similar goods or services
What is the cost-plus transfer pricing method?
Show answerTransfer price equals the full cost of the product plus a markup percentage
Explain the negotiated transfer pricing method
Show answerThe buying and selling divisions agree on a mutually acceptable transfer price through negotiation
What is the arm's length principle?
Show answerTransfer prices should be set as if the divisions were independent entities at market rates
Why is transfer pricing important for tax compliance?
Show answerDifferent jurisdictions have different tax rates; transfer pricing can shift profits between locations and affect total tax liability
What transfer price maximizes overall company profit?
Show answerThe price that optimizes total company profit, which may differ from what maximizes individual divisional profit

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