Womack Report

October 23, 2007

Managerial Accounting, October 23

Filed under: Accounting,Notes,School — Phillip Womack @ 4:33 pm

Getting our results back from last week’s test today, and handing in our Try 2s. Looks like an 89 on the test overall for me. I feel pretty good about the Try 2, so it’ll probably jump up to a low A. That’s useful. Actually, that Try 2 is going to have to be perfect to do me any good. I have credit for 8.5 of 9 in the problem section. Multiple choice was worse for me this time.

Chapter 10: Standard Costs

Standard costs let you evaluate whether a division or company is being a efficient as it should be. This can help distinguish superficially similar production rates.

A standard is a benchmark or a norm of performance. A standard should not be set at an unreasonable ideal. Practical standards should allow for good normal performance, rather than perfect performance.

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