Financial & Management Accounting
Selling price of the AOK Play
Contribution per unit = Selling price per unit -- variable cost per unit
total variable cost (= total cost -- total fixed costs) / sales
(3,600,000 -- 2,100,000) / 80,000
(1,500,000 / 80,000)
Selling price = $50 per unit
Fixed cost per unit
Fixed cost per unit = total fixed costs / sales
= 2,100,000 / 80,000
= $26.25per unit
Total cost per unit
Total cost = total variable cost + total fixed costs
= 18.75 x 80,000 + 2,100,000
= 1,500,000 + 2,100,000
= 3,600,000
Cost per unit = total cost / sales
= 3,600,000 / 80,000
= $45per unit
Contribution margin
Contribution margin per unit = total contribution / sales
= 2,500,000 / 80,000
= $31.25per unit
Question 2
Expected Profits and Breakeven
Preliminary Projections
Breakeven = total fixed costs / contribution per unit
= 2,100,000 /
= 67,200
For this projection, the company should sell 67,200 product units before breaking even. This means that for the company to realize any profit, the stipulated number of products must be sold first. For this projection the profit the company will realize is the remaining units' sales. Selling the remaining product units is the company's profit. The profit thus = remaining units x selling price = (80,000 -- 67,200) x 50 = $640,000. Therefore this projection will give the company this profit margin.
Production Manager's Proposal
The production manager proposes a selling price of $45 which would...
He further states this would increase fixed production overhead by 50,000 and fixed marketing overhead by 25,000.
This would increase fixed costs by 75,000 resulting to fixed costs of (2,100,000 + 75,000) 2,175,000.
Variable costs per unit = 18.75
Selling price per unit = 45
Contribution per unit = selling price -- variable costs
= 45 -- 18.75
= 26.25
Breakeven = total fixed costs / contribution per unit
= 2,175,000 / 26.25
= 82,857
According to this projection, the must sell 82,857 units before breaking even. Though the number of product unit before earning any profit is high, this projection will give the company a gross profit of (remaining units x selling price) = (100,000 -- 82,857 x 45) = (17,143 x 45) = $771,435 for the company. This proposal would result in higher profits than the company's preliminary projection.
Marketing & Sales Manager's Proposal
The head of Marketing and sales proposes the selling be increased by 10%. This would increase sales to 90,000 units. Besides, this would increase marketing overhead by $25,000 and fixed production overhead by $20,000. This proposal would bring the fixed costs to (2,100,000 + 45,000) = 2,145,000. The selling price would be $55.
Variable costs per unit = 18.75
Selling price per unit = 55
Contribution per unit = selling price -- variable costs
= 55 -- 18.75
= 36.25
Breakeven = total fixed costs / contribution per unit
= 2,145,000 / 36.25
= 59,172
The breakeven for this proposal is the lowest. This proposal speculates that the company should…
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