Product-level costs



Product-level costs arise from activities to support the production of the product or model. For example, engineering support costs for process modifications and product design depend on the existence of the product line and do not vary with the number of units or number of batches produced.Variables: All costs for ...

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Product costs



Product costs include all those accounting costs incurred to manufacture a product. These type of costs are inventoried and expensed only when the product is sold.Variables: All costs to manufacture a productCalculation: Sum of all costs to manufacture a productMeasured as: Value ($/€), Interpretation of results: Lower is better

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Number of sales



Number of sold articles during a certain time period.Variables: # sold articles, # returned articlesMeasured as: Amount (pieces, units, etc), Calculation: Sum of (# sold articles - # returned articles)

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Revenue



Number of articles sold at a certein price during a certain time period.Variables: selling price, # sold articles, returned articlesMeasured as: Value ($/€), Calculation: Sum of ((Selling price * # sold articles) - (selling price * returned articles))

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Stock value



Insight in stock growth per product/article (or group of products/articles) in comparison to a certain timespan.Variables: # purchased articles, # of articles on stock, # of sold articles, # of returned articles, dateMeasured as: Percentage (%), Calculation: ((# of purchased articles + # articles on stock)-(# of sold articles - ...

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