The PowerPoint contains a detailed account of:
The need for accurate cost data
Different types of costs: fixed, variable, direct and indirect
The differences between full and contribution costing
The uses and limitations of the full costing method
The nature of the technique of contribution costing
The difference between contribution and profit
The limitations of contribution costing
Situations in which contribution costing would be and would not be used
Cost information for decision making purposes (average, marginal, total costs)
How costs can be used for pricing decisions
How costs can be used to monitor and improve business performance, including using cost information to calculate profits
Contribution costing as a means to help make special order decisions
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