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Accounting Foundations: Cost-Based Pricing Strategies

Offered By: LinkedIn Learning

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Accounting Courses Pricing Strategy Courses Profitability Courses

Course Description

Overview

Learn how to calculate accurate costs and price products to maximize profitability.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Protecting profits with accurate pricing
1. Cost-Based Pricing vs. Supply and Demand
  • The Stice custom-made oak table
  • Use of costs in pricing customized products
  • Cost-plus contracts: Examples of government contracts
  • Cost-plus pricing case: Dugway Printing
2. Difficulty in Defining "Cost"
  • Description of Export Clothing Company
  • What is the "cost" to make one shirt?
  • Is $3.20 per shirt a good selling price?
3. Pricing Implications of Fixed Costs and Variable Costs
  • Do stores really sell things at a loss?
  • The clever bundling of the Big Mac meal
  • Russian restaurant analysis: Breakeven vs. market demand
  • Pricing in a fixed-cost setting
4. Short-term and Long-Term Pricing
  • Pricing a special order at the print shop
  • Evaluating price when there is a production constraint
  • Long-term, normal pricing: The case of the projectors
5. Transfer Pricing
  • What is transfer pricing and why is it important?
  • Case study: Introduction to the transfer pricing controversy
  • Case study: What would the owners prefer?
  • What do the decision-makers prefer?
  • Can transfer pricing solve this conflict?
6. Pricing and Overhead Costs
  • Which airline passengers create overhead costs?
  • Right-handed airplanes and left-handed airplanes
  • The potential consequences of poor overhead assignment
Conclusion
  • Pricing, strategy, and KPIs

Taught by

Jim Stice and Kay Stice

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