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 The following statements have been made about life cycle costing: 

(1) Clean up costs should be included when assessing the profitability of a product 

(2) It is useful for organisations that develop products with a relatively short life 

Which of the above statements is/are correct? 

A

 1 only 

B

 2 only 

C

 Neither 1 nor 2 

D

 Both 1 and 2 

 This objective test question contains a question type which will only appear in a computer-based exam, but this question provides valuable practice for all students whichever version of the exam they are taking. 

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Which of the following are said to be benefits of lifecycle costing? 

       It provides the true financial cost of a product

  The length of the lifecycle can be shortened

  Expensive errors can be avoided in that potentially failing products can be avoided

  Lower costs can be achieved earlier by designing out costs

  Better selling prices can be set

  Decline stages of the lifecycle can be avoided 

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Moonface is developing a new piece of technology with the following expected costs.  



What is the life cycle cost per unit? 

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Calculate the cost per unit looking at the whole life cycle and comment on the suggested price. 

The following statements relate to the justification of the use of life cycle costing: 

(i) Product life cycles are becoming increasingly short. This means that the initial costs are an increasingly important component in the product’s overall costs. 

(ii) Product costs are increasingly weighted to the start of a product’s life cycle, and to properly understand the profitability of a product these costs must be matched to the ultimate revenues. 

(iii) The high costs of (for example) research, design and marketing in the early stages in a product’s life cycle necessitate a high initial selling price. 

(iv) Traditional capital budgeting techniques do not attempt to minimise the costs or maximise the revenues over the product life cycle. 

Which of these statements are substantially true? 

A

 (i), (ii) and (iv) 

B

 (ii), and (iii) only 

C

 (i) and (iv) only 

D

 All of them 

 Company B is about to being developing a new product for launch in its existing market. They have forecast sales of 20,000 units and the marketing department suggest a selling price of $43/unit. The company seeks to make a mark-up of 40% product cost. It is estimated that the lifetime costs of the product will be as follows:

 (1) Design and development costs $43,000. 

(2) Manufacturing costs $15/unit. 

(3) Plant decommissioning costs $30,000. 

The company estimates that if it were to spend an additional $15,000 on design, manufacturing costs/unit could be reduced. 

What is the life cycle cost? 

A

 $18.65 

B

 $22 

C

 $22.87 

D

 $24 

Life cycle costing is the profiling of cost over a product's production life

A

True

B

 false

 Life cycle costing is particularly useful for products with a short expected life cycle. 

A

 True 

B

false

When are the bulk of a product's life cycle costs normally determined? 

A

At the design/development stage 

B

When the product is introduced to the market 

C

 When the product is in its growth stage 

D

 On disposal 

Which of the following is NOT a way of maximising return over a product life cycle? 

A

 Design costs out of the product 

B

 Minimise the time to market 

C

 Maximise the break even time 

D

 Maximise the length of the life span