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Bahan: Pengendalian, Kalkulasi Biaya, dan Perencanaan Pertemuan 15-16. Matakuliah : A0486 - Akuntansi Biaya Tahun : 2009. Latihan soal teori. Q9-6 How can a firm benefit from economic order quantity and order point techniques?. Latihan soal teori. Q9-7
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Bahan: Pengendalian, Kalkulasi Biaya, dan PerencanaanPertemuan 15-16 Matakuliah : A0486 - Akuntansi Biaya Tahun : 2009
Latihan soal teori Q9-6 How can a firm benefit from economic order quantity and order point techniques?
Latihan soal teori Q9-7 What is the purpose of the economic order quantity model?
Latihan soal teori Q9-8 What types of costs should be considered in deriving the economic order quantity?
Latihan soal teori Q9-11 Explain each of the following terms: (a) order point, (b) lead time, and (c) safety stock.
Latihan soal hitungan E9-4 EOQ. (Round all answers to the nearest whole number.) Stevens Inc. has an annual usage of 100 units of Item M, having a purchase price of $55 per unit. The following data are applicable to Item M:
Required: Compute the economic order quantity. Lee Equipment Company estimates a need for 2,250 Ajets next year at a cost of $3 per unit. The estimated carrying cost is 20%, and the cost to place an orderis $12 Required: Compute the economic order quantity. Tunsel Corporation has been buying Product A in lots of 1,200 units, which represents a four-months supply. The cost per unit is $100; the order cost is $200 per order; and the annual inventory carrying costfor one unit is $25. Required: Compute the economic order quantity. (AICPA adapted) 4) Mozart Company estimates that it will need 25,000 cartons next year at a cost of $8 per carton. The estimated carrying cost is 25% of average inventory investment, and the cost to place an order is $20.
Required: Compute (a) the economic order quantity and (b) the frequency, in days, that orders should be placed, based on a 365-day year. 5) The Webb Company estimates that it will need 18,000 units of Material X next year, at a cost of $15 per unit. The estimated carrying cost is 20% of average inventory invesment and the cost to place an order is calculated to be $15.
Required: Compute (a) the EOQ, (b) the frequency with which orders should be placed, in days, based on a 365-day year, and (c) the EOQ if Material X costs $6 per unit and other estimates remain unchanged. 6) The Sweetpea Company estimates that it will need 18,000 Material Y units next year at a cost of $7.50 per unit. The estimated carrying cost is 20% of average inventory invesment, and the cost to place an order is calculated to be $15.
Required: Compute (a) the most economical number of units to order, (b) the frequency, in days, for placing order, based on a 365-day year, and (c) the most economical order quantity if Material Y costs $2.50 per unit and other estimates remain as originally stated. 7) Criggins Sporting Goods Inc. buys baseballs at $20 per dozen from its wholesaler. Criggins sells 48,000 dozen balls evenly throughout the year. The firm incurs interest expense of 10% on its average inventory invesment. In addition, rent, insurance, and property tax for each dozen baseballs in the average inventory is $.40. The cost involved in handling each purchase order is $10.
