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|''(note:no good for management performance measurement because Mgr can control FC)'' | |''(note:no good for management performance measurement because Mgr can control FC)'' | ||
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less controllable FC|100 | |less controllable FC | ||
|100 | |||
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CONTROLLABLE PROFIT|400|''(Good for Mgr performance measurement unless it's a profit center they have no control over depreciation)'' | |CONTROLLABLE PROFIT | ||
|400 | |||
|''(Good for Mgr performance measurement unless it's a profit center they have no control over depreciation)'' | |||
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less Non-controllable FC|100 | |less Non-controllable FC | ||
|100 | |||
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DIV PROFIT Before Corp Exp's|300|''(Good measure of Division's economic performance)'' | |DIV PROFIT Before Corp Exp's | ||
|300 | |||
|''(Good measure of Division's economic performance)'' | |||
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Corp Exp|100|''(Arbitrary allocation)'' | |Corp Exp | ||
|100 | |||
|''(Arbitrary allocation)'' | |||
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DIV NET PROFIT|200|''(Good measure of comparison with peer companies)'' | |DIV NET PROFIT | ||
|200 | |||
|''(Good measure of comparison with peer companies)'' | |||
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Revision as of 08:29, 9 February 2011
A Divisional performance measurement could look like this:
For Example
| Sales | 900 | |
| less VC | 400 | |
| CONTRIBUTION+ | 500 | (note:no good for management performance measurement because Mgr can control FC) |
| less controllable FC | 100 | |
| CONTROLLABLE PROFIT | 400 | (Good for Mgr performance measurement unless it's a profit center they have no control over depreciation) |
| less Non-controllable FC | 100 | |
| DIV PROFIT Before Corp Exp's | 300 | (Good measure of Division's economic performance) |
| Corp Exp | 100 | (Arbitrary allocation) |
| DIV NET PROFIT | 200 | (Good measure of comparison with peer companies) |
See Divisionalization See Residual Income