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CHARLES E. D A V I S I ELIZABETH D A V I S

WILEY

John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

ContentsPreface

The Development Story

Acknowledgments

Dedication

Author Biographies

Brief Contents

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mUmUnit 1.1 What Is Managerial Accounting? 3

Definition of Managerial Accounting 3

Comparison of Managerial and Financial

Accounting 4Internal versus External Users 5Lack of Mandated Rules 5Focus on Operating Segments 5Focus on the Future 6Emphasis on Timeliness 6

The Manager's Role / 7Planning 8

Controlling and Evaluating 8Decision Making 9

Management in Action ,- 9

The Managerial Accountant's Role 10

REALITY CHECK Just Because Polly wantsa cracker doesn't mean she'll get it 12

' UNIT 1.1 REVIEW 12Key Terms 12

Practice Questions 12

Unit 1.1 Practice Exercise 13

Selected Unit 1.1 Answers 13

Unit 1.2 Different Strategies, DifferentInformation 14

Matching Accounting Information to anOrganization's Strategy 14

Product Differentiation versus Low-CostProduction 14

REALITY CHECK Strategic planning

sometimes requires nerves of steel 15

Market Share: Build, Hold, Harvest, or Divest 15

Monitoring Strategic Performance 16The Balanced Scorecard 16

Supply Chain Management 17

Just-In-Time (JIT) Inventory 18

REALITY CHECK A supply chain touchdown 19Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems 20

UNIT 1.2 REVIEW 20Key Terms 20

Practice Questions 20

Unit 1.2 Practice Exercise 21

Selected Unit 1.2 Answers 21

Unit 1.3 Ethical Considerations in

Managerial Accounting 22

REALITY CHECK Blowing the whistle 27

UNIT 1.3 REVIEW 28

Key Terms 28

Practice Questions 28

Unit 1.3 Practice Exercise 28

Selected Unit 1.3 Answers 28

CHAPTER SUMMARY 29

KEY TERMS 29

EXERCISES 30

PROBLEMS 32

CASES 32

ENDNOTES 34

C&C's History

A Brief Look at C&C'sResources

Industry Statistics

FOCUS SUMMARY

ENDNOTES

Unit 2.1 Cost Behavior Patterns

Variable Costs

Fixed Costs

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Discretionary versus Committed Fixed

Costs 51

Step Costs 51

Mixed Costs 52

REALITY CHECK If it looks like a variablecost . . . 53

UNIT 2.1 REVIEW 53Key Terms 53Practice Questions 54Unit 2.1 Practice Exercise 54Selected Unit 2.1 Answers " 54

Unit 2.2 Cost Estimation 55

Scattergraphs 56

High-Low Method 58

Regression Analysis 60

REALITY CHECK Where does the relevantrange end? 61

Cost Estimation and the RelevantRange 61

UNIT 2.2 REVIEW 62Key Terms 62Practice Questions 62Unit 2.2 Practice Exercise 62Selected Unit 2.2 Answers 62

Unit 2.3 Contribution MarginAnalysis 63

Contribution Margin • 64

REALITY CHECK The contribution marginrecipe 65

Contribution Format IncomeStatement 66

UNIT 2.3 REVIEW 69Key Terms 69Practice Questions 69Unit 2.3 Practice Exercise 69Selected Unit 2.3 Answers 69

CHAPTER SUMMARY 70

KEY TERMS 71EXERCISES 72PROBLEMS 75CASES 78ENDNOTES 79

Chapter 3 Cost-Volurne-PfofitAnalysis and Pricing Decisions

Unit 3.1 Breakeven Analysis 82

The Breakeven Point 82

REALITY CHECK Who really uses

breakeven analysis? 84

Breakeven Graphs 8 4

Margin of Safety 86

UNIT 3.1 REVIEW 86Key Terms 86Practice Questions 86Unit 3.1 Practice Exercise 87Selected Unit 3.1 Answers 87

Unit 3.2 Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis 88

Target Operating Income 88

Target Net Income 89

What-lf Analysis 90Limitations of CVP Analysis 91

Cost Structure and OperatingLeverage 92

REALITY CHECK Fixed versus variable costs 94

UNIT 3.2 REVIEW 95Key Terms 95Practice Questions 95Unit 3.2 Practice Exercise 96Selected Unit 3.2 Answers 96 .

Unit 3.3 Multiproduct CVP Analysis 97

REALITY CHECK What's in the mix? 99Limitations of Multiproduct CVP Analysis 101

UNIT 3.3 REVIEW 101Key Terms 101Practice Questions 101Unit 3.3 Practice Exercise 102Selected Unit 3.3 Answers 102

Unit 3.4 Pricing Decisions 103

Influences on Price 103

Cost-Pius Pricing 104

Target Costing 105

REALITY CHECK Filling the tank emptiesthe wallet 106

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UNIT 3.4 REVIEW 107Key Terms 107

Practice Questions 107

Unit 3.4 Practice Exercise 107

Selected Unit 3.4 Answers 108

CHAPTER SUMMARY 109

KEY TERMS 111

EXERCISES 111

PROBLEMS 115

CASES 120

ENDNOTES 123

Chapter 4 Product Costing forManufacturing Companies

Unit 4.1 Product and Period CostsProduct Costs

Direct Materials

Direct Labor

Overhead

Period CostsSelling Costs

General and AdministrativeCosts

REALITY CHECK Showing costclassifications in published financialstatements

UNIT 4.1 REVIEW

Key Terms

Practice Questions

Unit 4.1 Practice Exercise

Selected Unit 4.1 Answers

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Unit 4.2 Product Cost Flows

Inventory Account Definitions

Recording of Cost Flows

REALITY CHECK A lotta latte

Schedule of Cost of GoodsManufactured

UNIT 4.2 REVIEWKey TermsPractice QuestionsUnit 4.2 Practice ExerciseSelected Unit 4.2 Answers

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Unit 4.3 Job Order Costing 143

Accumulating Direct Job Costs 144Tracing Direct Materials Costs 145Tracing Direct Labor Costs 146

Allocating Manufacturing OverheadCosts 147

REALITY CHECK Tracking direct laborcosts 148

Calculating the Predetermined OverheadRate 149Applying Manufacturing Overhead toJobs 149

REALITY CHECK Here come therobots 150

UNIT 4.3 REVIEW 151Key Terms 151Practice Questions 151Unit 4.3 Practice Exercise 152Selected Unit 4.3 Answers 152

Unit 4.4 Underapplied andOverapplied Manufacturing Overhead 153

Closing Underapplied and OverappliedOverhead to Cost of Goods Sold 154

Prorating Underapplied and OverappliedOverhead 155

UNIT 4.4 REVIEW 157Key Terms 157Practice Questions 157Unit 4.4 Practice Exercise 157Selected Unit 4.4 Answers 157

CHAPTER SUMMARY 159

KEY TERMS 160

EXERCISES 161

PROBLEMS 166

CASES ~ 173

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Process Costing

Cost Flows

Comparison of ProcessJob Order Costing

Similarities

Differences

Costing and

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Cost Accumulation and Reporting

Reconciling Activity and Costs

Calculating Equivalent Units

Allocating Product Costs to Units

REALITY CHECK Costs in the oyster

Process Costing Recap

FOCUS REVIEWKEY TERMS

PRACTICE QUESTIONS

FOCUS 2 PRACTICE EXERCISE

SELECTED FOCUS 2 ANSWERS

FOCUS SUMMARY

EXERCISES

PROBLEMS

CASES

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Chapter 5 Planning and ForecastingT

Unit 5.1 Planning and the BudgetingProcess

What Is a Budget?

The Budgeting ProcessInformation Flows

Behavioral Issues

Starting Points

REALITY CHECK The changing budgetprocess

Time Frames

UNIT 5.1 REVIEWKey TermsPractice QuestionsUnit 5.1 Practice ExerciseSelected Unit 5.1 Answers

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Absorption Costing versus VariableCosting

Income Effects of Variable CostingWhen Production Volume Equals SalesVolume

When Production Volume Exceeds SalesVolume '

REALITY CHECK Variable costing,German style' When Production Volume is Less than

Sales Volume

Reconciling Income under AbsorptionCosting and Variable Costing

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FOCUS REVIEWKEY TERMS

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FOCUS 3 PRACTICE EXERCISE

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FOCUS SUMMARY

EXERCISES

PROBLEMS

CASE

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Unit 5.2 Performance Standards 225

REALITY CHECK The diamond standard 226

Ideal versus Practical Standards 226

Product Standards 227Direct Materials 227Direct Labor 229Manufacturing Overhead 230

UNIT 5.2 REVIEW 230Key Terms 230Practice Questions 231Unit 5.2 Practice Exercise 231Selected Unit 5.2 Answers 231

Unit 5.3 Building the Master Budget:

The Operating Budget 232

The Sales Budget 234

The Selling and AdministrativeExpense Budget 235

The Production Budget 237

The Direct Materials Purchases Budget 238

The Direct Labor Budget 241

The Manufacturing Overhead Budget 242

The Ending Inventory and Cost ofGoods Sold Budget 244

Ending Raw Materials 244Ending Finished Goods 246

REALITY CHECK Budgeting around theworld

Cost of Goods Sold

UNIT 5.3 REVIEWKey Terms

Practice Questions

Unit 5.3 Practice Exercise

Selected Unit 5.3 Answers

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Unit 5.4 Building the Master Budget:The Cash Budget 250

Cash Available to Spend 250The Cash Receipts Budget 252

Cash Disbursements 253

REALITY CHECK Is there a crystal ballfor forecasting sales and collections? 254The Cash Payments for Materials Budget 255Other Cash Disbursements 256

Cash Excess (Cash Needed) 256

Short-Term Financing 257

Ending Cash Balance 257

UNIT 5.4 REVIEW 258Key Terms 258Practice Questions 258Unit 5.4 Practice Exercise , 259Selected Unit 5.4 Answers 259

Unit 5.5 Pro-Forma Financial Statements 260

The Pro-Forma Income Statement 261

The Pro-Forma Balance Sheet 262

REALITY CHECK How the pros use, pro-formas 263

Assets 263

Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity 264

UNIT 5.5 REVIEW 265Key Terms 265

Practice Questions 265

Unit 5.5 Practice Exercise 265

Selected Unit 5.5 Answers 265

CHAPTER SUMMARY 267

KEY TERMS 269

EXERCISES 269

PROBLEMS "274

CASES 277

ENDNOTES 282

Unit 6.1 Flexible Budgets: APerformance Evaluation Tool 286

Static Budgets 286Variances 287Management by Exception 287

Flexible Budgets 288

REALITY CHECK Who's being flexible? 289

Using Flexible Budgets to AnalyzeStatic Budget Variances 290

A Revised Performance Report 291Computing Sales Volume Variances 292Computing Flexible Budget Variances 293

Using Variances to Evaluate theSales Strategy 294

UNIT 6.1 REVIEW 295Key Terms 295Practice Questions 296Unit 6.1 Practice Exercise 296Selected Unit 6.1 Answers 297

Unit 6.2 Variance Analysis: DirectMaterials 298

Analyzing the Direct Materials Variances 299Direct Materials Price Variance 299

REALITY CHECK Big things in smallpackages 301,

Direct Materials Quantity Variance 301

Interpreting Direct Materials Variances 302Explaining Direct Materials Price Variances 303Explaining Direct Materials Quantity

Variances 303

REALITY CHECK A variance to remember 304

UNIT 6.2 REVIEW 305Key Terms 305Practice Questions 305Unit 6.2 Practice Exercise 305Selected Unit 6.2 Answers 306

Unit 6.3 Variance Analysis: DirectLabor 307

Analyzing the Direct Labor Variances 307Direct Labor Rate Variance 307Direct Labor Efficiency Variance 309

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Interpreting Direct Labor VariancesExplaining Direct Labor Rate VariancesExplaining Direct Labor EfficiencyVariances

REALITY CHECK Fast and furious or slowand steady?

UNIT 6.3 REVIEWKey TermsPractice QuestionsUnit 6.3 Practice ExerciseSelected Unit 6.3 Answers

Unit 6.4 Variance Analysis: Overhead

Variable OverheadVariable Overhead Spending VarianceVariable Overhead Efficiency VarianceInterpreting Variable OverheadVariances

Fixed Overhead

UNIT 6.4 REVIEWKey TermsPractice QuestionsUnit 6.4 Practice ExerciseSelected Unit 6.4 Answers

CHAPTER SUMMARY

KEY TERMS

EXERCISES

PROBLEMS

CASES

ENDNOTES

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FOCUS REVIEWKEY TERMS

PRACTICE QUESTIONS

FOCUS 4 PRACTICE EXERCISE

SELECTED FOCUS 4 ANSWERS

FOCUS SUMMARY

EXERCISES

PROBLEMS

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FOCUS ON 4 Standard i€ostmgiSystem£f

Standard Costing Systems 336

Recording Direct Materials 337

Recording Direct Labor 338

Recording Variable Overhead 339

REALITY CHECK Are standard costing

systems headed for extinction? 340

Recording Fixed Overhead 341

Transferring Completed Units to

Finished Goods Inventory 342

Recording Cost of Goods Sold 343

Disposing of Variances 343

Advantages of Standard Costing 344

Chapter 7 ActiviiyrBased Costingand Activity-Based lyianagement

Unit 7.1 Activity-Based Costing 356

Why Activity-Based Costing? 356

Classification of Activities 359

REALITY CHECK At the centerof activity 360

UNIT 7.1 REVIEW 362Key Terms 362Practice Questions 362Unit 7.1 Practice Exercise 363Selected Unit 7.1 Answers 363

Unit 7.2 Developing Activity-Based

Product Costs 364

Step 1: Identify Activities 364

Step 2: Develop Activity Cost Pools 365

Step 3: Calculate Activity Cost PoolRates 366Step 4: Allocate Costs to Products orServices 368

Step 5: Calculate Unit Product Costs 369

REALITY CHECK Can activity-basedcosting solve the FAA's funding crisis? 370

UNIT 7.2 REVIEW — 3 7 2Key Terms 372Practice Questions 372Unit 7.2 Practice Exercise 373Selected Unit 7.2 Answers 374

Unit 7.3 Activity-Based Management 376

Activity Management 377

Process Improvement 378

Reassessment of Product Profitability 379

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REALITY CHECK Activity figures tothe rescue

Activity-Based Budgeting

UNIT 7.3 REVIEWKey TermsPractice Questions

Unit 7.3 Practice ExerciseSelected Unit 7.3 Answers

CHAPTER SUMMARY

KEY TERMS

EXERCISES

PROBLEMS

CASE

ENDNOTES

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Customer Profitability

Identifying UnprofitableCustomers

Addressing UnprofitableCustomers

REALITY CHECK Sprint drops morethan a call

FOCUS REVIEWKEY TERMS

PRACTICE QUESTIONS

Focus 5 Practice Exercise

SELECTED FOCUS 5 ANSWERS

FOCUS SUMMARY

EXERCISES

PROBLEMS

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Unit 8.1 Identifying RelevantInformation

What Is Relevant Information?

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UNIT 8.1 REVIEWKey TermsPractice QuestionsUnit 8.1 Practice ExerciseSelected Unit 8.1 Answers

Unit 8.2 Special Order Pricing

Characteristics of a SpecialOrder

Relevant Costs of a SpecialOrder

REALITY CHECK I'll give youthis much

Qualitative Issues in SpecialOrder Pricing

Recap of the DecisionPr/-»f face11ULCJJ

UNIT 8.2 REVIEWKey TermsPractice QuestionsUnit 8.2 Practice Exercise

Selected Unit 8.2 Answers

Unit 8.3 Outsourcing

Outsourcing Defined

REALITY CHECK Take it outside

A Basic Outsourcing DecisionModel

Alternative Uses for Facilities

Qualitative Issues in Outsourcing

Recap of the Decision Process

UNIT 8.3 REVIEWKey TermsPractice Questions1 Jnit" ft "3 Practicp Fxprrisp

Selected Unit 8.3 Answers

Unit 8.4 Allocating ConstrainedResources

Contribution Margin per ConstrainedResource

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REALITY CHECK My brain's about toexplode! 421

Relevant Cost Identification:An Example 423

A Relevant Cost Decision Model 424

Allocation of Constrained Resources 442

Theory of Constraints 442

REALITY CHECK Money doesn't growon trees 443

Recap of the Decision Process 444

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UNIT 8.4 REVIEWKey TermsPractice QuestionsUnit 8.4 Practice ExerciseSelected Unit 8.4 Answers

Unit 8.5 Keeping or EliminatingOperations

Identification of Common Costs

Segment Margin Analysis

REALITY CHECK At the drop of a hat

Additional Factors to Consider

Recap of the Decision Process

UNIT 8.5 REVIEWKey TermsPractice QuestionsUnit 8.5 Practice ExerciseSelected Unit 8.5 Answers

CHAPTER SUMMARYKEY TERMS

EXERCISES

PROBLEMS

CASES

ENDNOTES

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Chapter 9 Capital Budgeting

Unit 9.1 Capital Budgeting

Decisions 472

Investing in Capital Assets 472

Making Capital BudgetingDecisions 473. Screening Decisions versus Preference

Decisions 474REALITY CHECK Going on a capitalspending spree 475

Cash Flow Identification 475Post-Implementation Audit 477

UNIT 9.1 REVIEW 477Key Terms 477Practice Questions 477Unit 9.1 Practice Exercise 477Selected Unit 9.1 Answers 478

Unit 9.2 Time Value of Money 479

Present Value of $1 479Calculating Present Value 480

Compound InterestDiscount Rates and Present Value

Present Value of an AnnuityCalculating Present Value of anAnnuityUsing Excel® to Calculate PresentValues

REALITY CHECK The sport of presentvalue

UNIT 9.2 REVIEWKey TermsPractice QuestionsUnit 9.2 Practice ExerciseSelected Unit 9.2 Answers

Unit 9.3 Discounted Cash FlowTechniques

Net Present ValueAmount and Timing of the Cash FlowsAppropriate Discount RatePresent Value of Each Cash Flow

REALITY CHECK Don't discount thechoice of a discount rate

Net Present Value of the ProjectAnother Look at Net Present ValueCalculationsUsing Excel® to Calculate Net PresentValueAssumptions of the Net Present ValueModel

Internal Rate of ReturnProjects with Even Cash FlowsProjects with Uneven Cash FlowsUsing Excel® to Calculate Internal Rateof ReturnAssumptions of the Internal Rate ofReturn Model

Screening and Preference Decisionsusing NPVand IRR

UNIT 9.3 REVIEWKey TermsPractice QuestionsUnit 9.3 Practice ExerciseSelected Unit 9.3 Answers

Unit 9.4 Other Capital BudgetingTechniques

Payback PeriodProjects with Even Cash Flows

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Projects with Uneven Cash Flows 498

Limitations of the Payback Period 499

Accounting Rate of Return 500

REALITY CHECK So many choices,so little money 501

UNIT 9.4 REVIEW 502

Key Terms 502

Practice Questions 502

Unit 9.4 Practice Exercise 502

Selected Unit 9.4 Answers 502

CHAPTER SUMMARY 503

KEY TERMS 506

EXERCISES 506

PROBLEMS 509

CASES 512

ENDNOTES 515

Chapter 10 Decentralization andPerformance Evaluation

Segment Reporting, Segment Margin,and GAAP 527

Unit 10.1 Centralized versusDecentralized Organizations 518

Why Decentralization? 519Advantages of Decentralization 519Disadvantages of Decentralization 520

REALITY CHECK Can nonprofits profitfrom decentralization? 521

Responsibility Accounting 521Cost Centers 521Profit Centers 522Investment Centers 522

UNIT 10.1 REVIEW 523Key Terms 523Practice Questions 523Unit 10.1 Practice Exercise 523Selected Unit 10.1 Answers 524

Unit 10.2 Segment Evaluation 524

Defining a Segment ' 525

Segment Margin Income Statements 525

REALITY CHECK The whole isn't alwaysgreater than the sum of its parts 526

When Traceable Fixed Costs BecomeCommon Costs 527

UNIT 10.2 REVIEWKey TermsPractice QuestionsUnit 10.2 Practice ExerciseSelected Unit 10.2 Answers

Unit 10.3 Return on Investment

Return on Investment

The DuPont ModelIncrease in Sales RevenueDecrease in ExpensesDecrease in Assets

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Shortcomings of Return onInvestment 534

REALITY CHECK What's yourblog's ROI? . 535

UNIT 10.3 REVIEW 536Key Terms 536Practice Questions 536Unit 10.3 Practice Exercise 537Selected Unit 10.3 Answers , 537

Unit 10.4 Residual Income and EVA® 538

Residual Income 538

Shortcomings of Residual Income 539

Economic Value Added (EVA) 539Step 1: Calculating Net Operating Profit 540Step 2: Calculating Invested Capital 540Step 3: Calculating the Weighted-Average Cost of Capital 540Step 4: Calculating EVA 541

EVA Compared to Residual Income 541

REALITY CHECK Putting EVA in thedriver's seat 542

UNIT 10.4 REVIEW 542Key Terms 543Practice Questions 543Unit 10.4 Practice Exercise 543Selected Unit 10.4 Answers 543

Chapter 10 Appendix: Transfer Pricing 544

Key Terms 550

Practice Questions 550

Contents XXlll

Appendix Practice Exercise

Selected Appendix Answers

REALITY CHECK The taxing transfer

CHAPTER SUMMARY

KEY TERMS

EXERCISES

PROBLEMS

CASE

ENDNOTES

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Unit 11.1 Performance Measures 568

Lagging Indicators 568

Leading Indicators 569

Financial versus Nonfinancial Measures 570

REALITY CHECK Batter up 572

Choosing the Right Measures 572

Using Measures to Drive Performance 573

UNIT 11.1 REVIEW 575Key Terms 575Practice Questions 575Unit 11.1 Practice Exercise .• 575Selected Unit 11.1 Answers 575

Unit 11.2 The Balanced Scorecard 576

The Four Balanced ScorecardPerspectives 577

Learning and Growth Perspective 577Internal Business Processes

. Perspective 578Customer Perspective 579Financial Perspective 579

Building a Balanced Scorecard 580

C&C Sports' Strategy Map 581Learning and Growth Perspective 582Internal Business Processes Perspective 582Customer Perspective 582

REALITY CHECK Balancing act 583Financial Perspective 583

C&C Sports' Balanced Scorecard 583Learning and Growth Perspective 583Internal Business ProcessesPerspective 584

Customer PerspectiveFinancial Perspective

UNIT 11.2 REVIEWKey TermsPractice QuestionsUnit 11.2 Practice ExerciseSelected Unit 11.2 Answers

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Unit 11.3 BenchmarkingREALITY CHECK Benchmarking in

health care

UNIT 11.3 REVIEWKey TermsPractice QuestionsUnit 11.3 Practice ExerciseSelected Unit 11.3 Answers

Chapter 11 Appendix: Measures ofMeeting Delivery Expectations

Key Terms

Practice Questions

Appendix Practice Exercise

Selected Appendix Answers

CHAPTER SUMMARY

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EXERCISES

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Chapter 12 Financial StatementAnalysis

Unit 12.1 Horizontal Analysisof Financial Statements

Preparing a Horizontal Analysis

Interpreting a HorizontalAnalysis

Preparing a Trend Analysis

REALITY CHECK An apple a day

UNIT 12.1 REVIEWKey TermsPractice QuestionsUnit 12.1 Practice ExerciseSelected Unit 12.1 Answers

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Unit 12.2 Common-Size FinancialStatements 612

Preparing the Common-Size BalanceSheet 613

Preparing the Common-Size IncomeStatement 615

Interpreting the Common-SizeStatements 615

REALITY CHECK Hospitals suffer frombad debts 616

UNIT 12.2 REVIEW 617Key Terms 617Practice Questions 617Unit 12.2 Practice Exercise 618Selected Unit 12.2 Answers 618

Unit 12.3 Ratio Analysis 619

Liquidity Ratios 620Working Capital 622Current Ratio 622Acid-Test or Quick Ratio 622Accounts Receivable Turnover 622Average Collection Period 623Inventory Turnover 623

REALITY CHECK Cash flow in a globalsupply chain .' 624

Average Days to Sell Inventory 624Interpreting Liquidity Ratios 625

Leverage Ratios 626Debt Ratio • 627Debt-to-Equity Ratio 627Times Interest Earned Ratio 627Interpreting Leverage Ratios 627

Profitability Ratios 628Gross Margin Percentage " 628Return on Assets 629Return on Common Stockholders' Equity 629Interpreting Profitability Ratios 630

Market Measure Ratios 630Earnings per Share 630Price/Earnings Ratio 631Dividend Payout Ratio 631Interpreting Market MeasureRatios 632

Limitations of Financial StatementAnalysis 632

UNIT 12.3 REVIEW 633Key Terms 633Practice Questions 633Unit 12.3 Practice Exercise 634Selected Unit 12.3 Answers 634

Unit 12.4 Industry Analysis 635

REALITY CHECK Growing strong

farms 636

Published Industry Ratio Analyses 636

Industry Statistics 638

UNIT 12.4 REVIEW 640Key Terms 640Practice Questions 640Unit 12.4 Practice Exercise 640Selected Unit 12.4 Answers 640

CHAPTER SUMMARY 641

KEY TERMS 642EXERCISES 643PROBLEMS 648CASES 650ENDNOTES 655

Chapter 13 Statement of CashFlows

Unit 13.1 Categorizing Cash Flows 658

Operating Activities 659

REALITY CHECK Cash is king 660

Investing Activities 660

Financing Activities 661

UNIT 13.1 REVIEW 662Key Terms 662Practice Questions 662Unit 13.1 Practice Exercise 662Selected Unit 13.1 Answers 663

Unit 13.2 Cash Flows Provided byOperating Activities: The IndirectMethod 664

REALITY CHECK How does cash register? 668

UNIT 13.2 REVIEW 668Key Terms 668Practice Questions 668Unit 13.2 Practice Exercise 669Selected Unit 13.2 Answers 669

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Unit 13.3 Cash Flows Providedby Investing and FinancingActivities

Cash Flows Provided by InvestingActivities

Property and EquipmentOther Investing Assets

Cash Flows Provided by FinancingActivities

Debt FinancingEquity Financing

UNIT 13.3 REVIEWPractice QuestionsUnit 13.3 Practice ExerciseSelected Unit 13.3 Answers

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Chapter 13 Appendix: Cash FlowsProvided by Operating Activities:The Direct Method

Practice QuestionsAppendix Practice ExerciseSelected Appendix Answers

CHAPTER SUMMARYKEY TERMS

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Unit 13.4 Constructing andInterpreting the Statementof Cash Flows

Analyzing the Statementof Cash Flows

A Look to the Future

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COMPANY INDEX CI-1

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