Estimating Costs Using the High-Low Method (Managerial/Cost - Estimating Variable costs/Fixed Costs)

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Thank you so very much Connet and MCgraw is so tuff to understand HIGH-LOw you made it so much easier.

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Better than my instructor who embarrassed me in front of the whole class for almost an hour because I didn't get this lesson when she was teaching it.

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I'm sorry that happened. :(

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with all the videos I watched related to topic, this is the simplest explanation and the only understandable. Thank you so much! Very helpful.

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Without financial background. It was easy to understand. Thank you.

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A video on regression analysis please

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[@accountinghelp]

Glad it was helpful!

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How to calculate the fixed costs per month

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[@nikefimov3987]

what about when there is a step up in cost after a certain level of output ?

[@realninja561]

I think when there is a step up cost, u would subtract first from the highest activity, before u begin

[@nikefimov3987]

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A video on throughput costing (theory of constraints) please!

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[@timvanandel237]

Total cost function = 730,000 + 55q Marginal Costs = 55

[@usamay.01]

hi this video is amazing. I want to know what software is this you are using in the video for accounting.

[@accountinghelp]

It's just excel :)

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[@Dadi-sl3iv]

fast and simple

[@helenenoko7404]

Please is this a method under regression analysis cause it’s actually helping solve a problem under that but my research and notes donot relate this method and regression analysis.

[@accountinghelp]

Regression analysis is a different method. You can run a regression in excel.

[@rance5926]

What if your lowest unit activity is 0 but there is an associated cost with that?

[@accountinghelp]

Any cost at 0 activity is fixed cost.

[@rance5926]

@@accountinghelp I appreciate the response. The reason I was asking is because the problem I was looking at had unit activity at 1 and I believe 4 where both had lower cost associated with the order. I was curious if I would use the cost at 0 unit activity or if I would use the lowest cost regardless of activity level?

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thank u .. how old r u ?

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