Identify and Describe the Four Critical Factors in a SWOT

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Essay

Identify and describe the four critical factors in a SWOT analysis that help an organization identify t critical strategy-related factors that could have major effects on it.The four critical factors in a SWOT analysis are:

Understand revenue recognition principles and the impact of net income on financial statements.

Learn the principles of comprehensive income reporting and its components according to GAAP.

Understand how changes in accounting principles and estimates are reported and their impact on financial statements.

Recognize the importance of matching expenses with revenues in the correct accounting period.

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Definitions:

Batch Level

Pertaining to costs or activities that are associated with a group of units produced together, rather than individual units or the entire production process.

Facility Level

Pertains to overhead costs and activities that are tied to the overall operation and maintenance of a production facility or plant.

Activity-based Costing

A costing method that assigns costs to products and services based on the activities and resources that go into their production, providing detailed information on where and how costs are incurred.

ABC

An acronym for Activity-Based Costing, a method of accounting that identifies and assigns costs to activities and then to products or services based on their use of those activities.