a) Find the break-even point in units b) If the company has a new ad campaign that increases sales by $50,000 and costs $20,000, what is the change to net operating income? c) Assume that new equipment reduces the cost per unit by 10% and increases fixed costs by 15%. What is the change to net operating income?

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Aubergine Company has the following Contribution Margin Format Income Statement for last year, in
which they sold 10,000 units:
Revenues
$535,000
Variable Costs
160,500
Contribution Margin
$374,500
Fixed Costs
267,500
NOI
$107,000
a) Find the break-even point in units
b) If the company has a new ad campaign that increases sales by $50,000 and costs $20,000, what is the
change to net operating income?
c) Assume that new equipment reduces the cost per unit by 10% and increases fixed costs by 15%.
What is the change to net operating income?
d) What is the current margin of safety as a percentage?
e) The company developed a new product. The variable costs of the product are $35 per unit and the
additional annual fixed costs are $100,000. Demand is estimated at 2000 units annually. What is the
lowest price that the company should charge for the new product?
Transcribed Image Text:Aubergine Company has the following Contribution Margin Format Income Statement for last year, in which they sold 10,000 units: Revenues $535,000 Variable Costs 160,500 Contribution Margin $374,500 Fixed Costs 267,500 NOI $107,000 a) Find the break-even point in units b) If the company has a new ad campaign that increases sales by $50,000 and costs $20,000, what is the change to net operating income? c) Assume that new equipment reduces the cost per unit by 10% and increases fixed costs by 15%. What is the change to net operating income? d) What is the current margin of safety as a percentage? e) The company developed a new product. The variable costs of the product are $35 per unit and the additional annual fixed costs are $100,000. Demand is estimated at 2000 units annually. What is the lowest price that the company should charge for the new product?
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Cost-volume-profit analysis is the method that helps in determining the effects of change in costs and volume on the operating income of the company.

 

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