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As was the case with the material presented in text Chapter 14, the cost variances covered in Chapter 15 are directed at what might be called short-term financial control. These variances are calculated based on standard costs and the use of flexible budgets. Periodic reports containing these variances are but a part of a larger and more comprehensive management accounting and control system.
Required:
1. Explain some of the inherent limitations of short-term financial performance measures (such as standard cost variances).
2. Explain how such measures might be supplemented to better meet the planning and control needs of management.
Annuity
A financial product that pays out a fixed stream of payments to an individual, typically used as part of a retirement strategy.
Fixed Period
Refers to a specific duration of time that does not change, often set for contracts or payments.
Cash Flows
Pertains to the total sum of cash and cash-equivalents moving in and out of a business.
Annual Percentage Rate
The cost of borrowing or the yield from an investment, expressed as a single percentage number that represents the yearly cost over the term of a loan or income from an investment.
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