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Chapter 1
Activity-based costing and activity-based
management
Outcome
By the end of this session you should be able to:
use ABC to derive 'long-run' costs appropriate for use in decision making.
explain activity-based management and its uses in improving the efficiency of
repetitive overhead activities.
use direct and activity-based cost methods in tracing costs to 'cost objects' such
as customers or distribution channels.
compare these costs with appropriate revenues to establish 'tiered' contribution
levels, as in the activity-based cost hierarchy.
use direct customer profitability and distribution channel profitability
and answer questions relating to these areas.
The underpinning detail for this Chapter in your Integrated Workbook can
be found in Chapter 1 of your Study Text
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