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Flat Icon: Activity-Based Costing, Resource Driver, Costs, Frequency
from deck Activity Based Costing Accounting Charts (PPT Template)

Flat Icons for Activity-Based Costing

Slide Content

The slide presents a collection of flat icons representing key elements of Activity-Based Costing (ABC). The concepts illustrated include "Activity-Based Costing," an accounting tool that allocates costs to products and services based on the activities required to produce them; "Money/Resource," the financial and material elements consumed during production; "Resource Driver," factors that influence the consumption of resources; "Direct Costs," expenses that can be directly linked to a product or service; "Indirect Costs," costs not directly traceable to a single product; and "Frequency," how often an activity is performed.

Graphical Look

  • The title is in a large, bold font at the top of the slide.
  • There are six icons, each representing a different concept related to Activity-Based Costing.
  • Each icon is paired with a label on a grey arrow-shaped banner.
  • The color scheme features different shades of teal, blue, and grey.
  • Icons are stylized and simplistic, using gradients and shadows for depth.
  • There is an additional circular icon with a hand and money that seems to invite users to check for more icons on a website.
  • Icons in the bottom right showcase variations of the "Resource Driver" icon in different colors and emphasize customizability.

The slide has a clean and modern appearance with a balanced distribution of graphics and text. The use of color is consistent and professional, aiding in distinguishing the various elements of Activity-Based Costing.

Use Cases

  • Use in presentations to introduce the concept of Activity-Based Costing to an audience unfamiliar with these terms.
  • Accompany segments within financial workshops or accounting courses that cover cost management strategies.
  • Utilize in a business strategy meeting when discussing budget allocations and financial planning.
  • Include in a proposal to illustrate how ABC can benefit cost efficiency in a project or within an organization.

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