P2 Exam Dumps : Advanced Management Accounting

The learning index for an 80% learning curve is calculated as log 2 divided by log 0.8.

The learning index for an 80% learning curve is calculated as log 0.8 divided by log 2.

A 90% learning curve indicates a faster rate of learning than an 80% learning curve.

The learning index will always have a positive value.

Customer profitability analysis to identify key strategic customers

Customer information harvested from social media to target products

Production cycle time analysis to improve production efficiency

Real-time inventory management information shared with producers to influence their production plans

A five year history of a company's aged debtor list to assess the long-run effectiveness of credit control

Actual variable cost

Market price

Standard variable cost

Full cost plus