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That’s wonderful. We’re lucky to have you offer all these for free. May God bless you with long life, good health and prosperity.
Amen!
very well explained
Very well explained…..Thanx
Regarding the practice question, I thought the throughput contribution was sales price – material costs… In the answer for Genesis the throughput contribution is shown as sales price – (material & variable overheads)….
Isn’t the premise of throughput that all costs (excld materials) are “other factory costs”???
@louisegbarry, The answer to Genesis does not show throughput as being sales price – material& variable overheads.
It is only part (c) of Genesis that is throughput accounting.
It’s good lecture! but, could you please put some lectures on more complicated problems?
’cause problems in exam are not such easy!
@olzhas, The lectures are trying to explain the techniques – the techniques in the real exam questions are no harder if you understand the lecture. The problem in the exam is sorting out what is required.
That is why we also have recordings on this website that go through past exam questions!
Sorry I have made a mistake….sorry.
Part (b). Contribution for C is not $40 but $32 (40-8).
Very good, thks.
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i am unable to hear sound please help
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