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C1 – Kingston Roofing Company
Problem/Solution
Hunter Kingston is the owner of Kingston Roofing Company.
He signed a contract with
the homeowners’ association of Maple Mills Townhomes for roof repair and some masonry
work.
They agreed on the price of $75,000, which included labor and materials.
In
addition, as part of the contract, Maple Mills agreed to pay a bonus of $8,000 depending on
the on-time completion of the project.
The bonus will be paid in full if Hunter Kingston
completes the work by the agreed-on date.
The performance bonus decreases by $1,000 per
week for every week after the agreed-on completion date.
Hunter has been in the roofing
business for many years and feels confident that the likelihood he will receive the bonus is
high.
He estimates that there is an 85% chance he will complete the project on time, a 10%
chance he will complete it one week late, and a 5% chance he may be two weeks late.
Task One
1.
Determine the transaction price for this contract.
Answer: $82,800
Transaction price = Contract price + Expected value of bonus
$75,000 + $7,800
=
$82,800
Using the probability-weighted method, expected value of bonus =
($8,000 x 85% + ($7,000 x 10%) + ($6,000 x 5%) = $7,800
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C1 – Kingston Roofing Company
Problem/Solution
Task Two
Assume that given other ongoing jobs, Hunter realized that he most likely will have a lower
probability of finishing the job on time.
He thinks now he will have a 70% chance of on-
time completion, a 20% chance he will be one week late, and a 10% chance he will be two
weeks late.
1.
Determine new transaction price for this contract given the timing change.
Answer: $82,600
Transaction price = Contract price + Expected value of bonus
=
$75,000 + $7,600 = $82,600
Using the probability-weighted method, expected value of bonus =
($8,000 x 70%) + ($7,000 x 20%) + ($6,000 x 10%) = $7,600
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