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prevention costs
costs incurred to prevent the production of products taht do not conform to specifications
appraisal costs
costs incurred to detect which individual units of producats do not conform to specifications
internal failure costs
costs incurred on defective products BEFORE they are shipped
external failure costs
costs incurred on defective products AFTER they are shipped
costs related to time
labor and wages, overhead, rework, time lost to waiting
four perspectives of a balanced scorecard
customer perspective
internal process perspective
learning and growth perspective
financial perspective
costs associated with goods for sale
purchasing cost
ordering cost
carry costs
stockout cost
quality cost
shrinkage cost
just in time purchasing
purchase of materials or goods so that they are delivered just as needed for production or sales. each component in a line is produced as soon as and only when needed by the next step in the line.
capital budgeting process
concerned with whether to acquire a new asset and how to finance it
npv vs irr
npv asumes cash inflows are reinvested at the required rate of return, where irr assumes the inflows are reinvested at the irr
cost
a sacrificed resource
expense
expired asset
cost object
anything for which a cost measurement is desired
opportunity cost
foregon return