Exam 25: Short-Term Business Decisions
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Comfort Cruiser Company manufactures 100 luxury yachts per month.Included in each yacht is a compact media center.Comfort Cruiser manufactures the media center in-house.The company is considering the possibility of outsourcing the production of the media centers in order to close down some of its facilities and reduce the administrative costs.At present,the variable cost per unit is $275,and fixed costs are $55,000 per month.Assume that if it outsources,fixed costs could be reduced by 60%.The production manager advised the company to contract with a foreign supplier who offered a contract cost of $410 per unit.If it outsources the media center,how would that affect operating income?
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Doro Fill Company fabricates automobiles.Each auto includes one wiring harness,which is currently made in-house.Details of the harness fabrication are as follows:
Volume 300 units per month Variable cost per unit \ 6 per unit Fixed costs \ 15,000 per month A factory in Indonesia has offered to supply Doro Fill with ready-made units for a cost of $11 each.Assume that Doro Fill's fixed costs are unavoidable and that the company will not be able to use the excess capacity in any profitable manner.In order to maximize operating income,Doro Fill should not outsource.
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In deciding whether to drop its electronics product line,a company's manager should ignore ________.
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Walsh Automobile Company fabricates automobiles.Each vehicle includes one airflow sensor,which is currently made in-house.Details of the airflow sensor fabrication are as follows: Volume 700 units per month Variable cost per unit \ 8 per unit Fixed costs \ 13,000 per month A Japanese factory has offered to supply Walsh with ready-made units for a cost of $15 per sensor.Assume that Walsh's fixed costs could be reduced by $3000 if it outsources and that Walsh will not be able to use the excess capacity in any profitable manner.If Walsh decides to outsource,monthly operating income will ________.
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Murong Enterprises is a price-setter that uses the cost-plus pricing approach.The products are specialty components used in industrial equipment.The CEO is certain that the company can produce and sell 500,000 units per year,due to the high demand for the product.Variable costs are $3.25 per unit.Total fixed costs are $860,000 per year.The target operating income for the year is $150,000.What sales price would allow the CEO to achieve the target profit if the cost-plus pricing method is used? (Round your answer to nearest cent.)Show all computations.
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Kitchen Convenience Company manufactures two products-toaster ovens and bread machines.The following data are available: Toaster Ovens Bread Machines Sales price \ 100 \ 150 Variable costs \ 40 \ 70 Kitchen Convenience can manufacture six toaster ovens per machine hour and four bread machines per machine hour.Kitchen Convenience's production capacity is 1600 machine hours per month.What is the contribution margin per machine hour for bread machines?
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Lampara Corporation manufactures two styles of lamps - Bedford Lamp and Lowell Lamp.The following per unit data are available: Bedford Lamp Lowell Lamp Sales price \ 25 \ 38 Variable costs \ 15 \ 20 Machine hours required for one lamp 1 4 Total fixed costs are $30,000,and Lampara can sell a maximum of 12,000 units of each style of lamp annually.Machine hour capacity is 20,000 hours per year.What is the contribution margin per machine hour for the Lowell Lamp? (Round your answer to the nearest cent.)
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Bryson Company's western territory's forecasted income statement for the upcoming year is as follows:
Sales revenue \ 800,000 Variable costs Contribution margin \ 300,000 Fixed costs Operating income (loss) \ (196,000 Bryson Company's management is considering dropping the western territory.If the company eliminates $196,000 of fixed costs by dropping the segment,the segment should be dropped.
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Airbolt Avionics makes aircraft instrumentation.Their basic navigation radio requires $140 in variable costs and requires $4,000 per month in fixed costs.If it processes the radio further to enhance its functionality,it will require an additional $20 per unit of variable costs and $300 per month in fixed costs.The marketing manager believes the sales price of the radio can be increased from $250 to $290.In making this decision,the amount of additional fixed costs per month is a relevant cost.
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Management decisions are based primarily on quantitative data because the qualitative factors are usually not relevant to the decision-making process.
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Pisces Company manufactures sonars for fishing boats.Model 100 sells for $400.Pisces produces and sells 5000 units per year.Cost data are as follows: Variable manufacturing \ 100 per unit Variable selling and administrative \ 6 per unit Fixed manufacturing \ 270,000 per year Fixed selling and administrative \ 130,000 per year An offer has come in for a one-time sale of 300 units at a special price of $120 per unit.The marketing manager says that the sale will not affect the company's regular sales activities,and that it will not require any variable selling and administrative costs.The production manager says that there is plenty of excess capacity and the sale will not impact fixed costs in any way.What is the effect of this deal on operating income?
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Misbah Corporation manufactures two styles of lamps-a Bedford Lamp and a Lowell Lamp.The following per unit data are available: Bedford Lamp Lowell Lamp Sales price \ 26 \ 36 Variable costs \ 14 \ 26 Machine hours required for one lamp 1 5 Total fixed costs are $30,000.Marketing data indicate that the company can sell up to 6000 units of the Bedford Lamp and up to 6000 units of the Lowell Lamp.Machine hour capacity is 25,000 hours per year.Which product mix will deliver the optimum operating income?
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A company produces 1000 packages of chicken feed per month.The sales price is $7 per pack.Variable cost is $1.50 per unit,and fixed costs are $1700 per month.Management is considering adding a vitamin supplement to improve the value of the product.The variable cost will increase from $1.50 to $2.00 per unit,but there will be no change in fixed costs.The company will price the new product at $4.30 to compete with other products.How will this affect operating income?
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If a business is considering the option of processing its product further,it ignores the ________.
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Karlson Roller Skates has three product lines-D,E,and F.The following information is available: D E F Sales revenue \ 80,000 \ 50,000 \ 31,000 Variable costs (20,000) ( Contribution margin \ 60,000 \ 45,000 \ 21,000 Fixed costs (15,000) (5000) (23,000) Operating income (loss) \ 45,000 \ 40,000 \ (2000) The company is deciding whether to drop product line F because it has an operating loss.Assuming fixed costs are unavoidable,if Karlson drops product line F and rents the space formerly used to produce product F for $18,000 per year,total operating income will be ________.
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Sanchez Semiconductors produces 200,000 high-tech computer chips per month.Each chip uses a component that Sanchez makes in-house.The variable costs to make the component are $1.20 per unit,and the fixed costs are $1,200,000 per month.The company has been approached by a foreign producer who can supply the component,within acceptable quality standards,for $1.00 each.If the company chooses to outsource,fixed costs can be reduced by 30%.There are no other uses for the facilities currently employed in making the component.What would be the effect on operating income,if the company decides to outsource?
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Which of the following statements describes a scenario when management should consider dropping a business division?
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