Accounting
PART I:
You will assume the role of an entrepreneur. You will CREATE a FICTIONAL organization and consider some costing concepts as you create it.

First, compose a full paragraph that describes the organization. Be sure to include the name of your company, the product (or products) or services that

it provides, and who your intended customer base would be. Think strategically about what you can offer that a customer base would see as valuable, and

what basic business model would help you to be most profitable.

Once you have outlined the company and its goals, please consider and answer the following questions:

1. Identify at least one fixed and one variable cost you will have in producing your product(s) or service(s). Explain the rationale you have for naming

one as fixed and one as variable.

2. Identify at least one potential sunk cost. Explain how and why that cost might be classified as sunk.

3. Identify a potential relevant cost decision you would have to make and explain what parts of the decision might be relevant and which ones would not

be relevant.

4. Explain how opportunity cost could apply to one or more of your products and/or services. Provide an example of opportunity cost for your company and

its product or service line.

5. Identify at least one outsourcing decision in which you would “buy” and at least one outsourcing decision in which you would “make.” Keep in mind

these can be not only production issues, but issues related to how your business is structured. Explain the analysis you would use in arriving at an

item you would “buy” and the analysis you would use in arriving at an item you would “make.”

Your initial posting should be between 300 – 400 words and use a minimum of three sources (one of which may be the textbook). Cite sources and

references using APA format.

Part II: Assignment Instructions:

For part II of the Project, you will develop a basic balanced scorecard, using the template below (PLEASE SEE ATTACHMENT).

First, go back and review the company that you created for Part I. Think strategically about the company, its products and services and issues related

to cost. Then, enter the company name, a short company profile/description, and then create two strategic objectives and two strategic measures for each

of the elements of the balanced scorecard. Be sure that each strategic objective has an associated strategic measure.