Managerial Accounting Key Concepts and Cost Analysis Techniques Lecture Summary Exam Review 2025/ 2026 Updated with Solution

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Managerial
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1 Market driver 2 Cost object



3 Cost driver 4 Cost pool



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Managerial accounting The use of financial and nonfinancial
information to help managers plan, make
decisions, and control operations.


Planning The process of setting goals and
determining how to achieve them.


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Control The process of comparing actual results
with plans, identifying deviations, and
taking corrective action.


Cost object Anything for which managers want cost
information, such as a product, job,
customer, department, or service.


Direct cost A cost that can be conveniently and
economically traced to a cost object.


Indirect cost A cost that cannot be conveniently and
economically traced to a cost object.


Direct materials Materials that become part of the finished
product and can be traced conveniently to
it.

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Direct labor Labor costs that can be traced directly to
units of product or a specific job.


Manufacturing overhead All manufacturing costs other than direct
materials and direct labor.


Indirect materials Materials used in production that are not
conveniently traced to individual products.


Indirect labor Labor related to production that cannot
be directly traced to specific units or jobs.


Prime cost Direct materials plus direct labor.


Conversion cost Direct labor plus manufacturing overhead.




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