Some managements flex a budget linearly when wishing to make the budgeted volume and actual volume production
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Some managements flex a budget linearly when wishing to make the budgeted volume and actual volume production more comparable. The basis for flexing can be either labour-hours or machine hours.
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1 Discuss why flexing a budget linearly on the basis of either labour-hours or machine-hours may not be an appropriate basis. (9 marks)
2 Discuss how flexing a budget on a labour- or machine-hours basis may reduce effective cost control. (5 marks)
3 Discuss an alternative method of budgeting which might increase the relevance of the budget and improve effective cost control.
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Management And Cost Accounting
ISBN: 9780273687511
3rd Edition
Authors: Charles T. Horngren, George Foster, Srikant M. Datar
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