Bold Rapid produces a competitive brand of shoes and sells them to retailers for $225 per pair. The cost per pair is $185 based on an annual volume of 5,000 pairs. Direct labour ($75 per pair)   375,000  Direct materials ($60 per pair)   300,000 Overhead     Fixed 100,000   Variable ($0.40 per direct labour dollar) 150,000   250,000 Total costs   925,000 Annual output    5,000 Cost per pair    $185 Shoes kingdom, a discount footwear store, currently purchased 500 pairs of shoes from Bold Rapid. Shoes kingdom has asked to purchase 1,000 pairs of  shoes under a private label, at a price of $200 per pair. The shoes would be identical to those normally sold for $225. Bold Rapid believes that if it accepts the order, Shoes kingdom will cancel its usual order of 500 pairs. These sales cannot be recouped elsewhere. It this special order is accepted, the direct labour hours for the additional 500  shoes would have to be paid at overtime rates (at 1 1⁄2 times the base rate). Analysis shows that variable overhead varies with total labour dollars at the rate of $0.40 per direct labour dollar. Required: Should Bold Rapidaccept the special order from Shoes kingdom? (b) Identify and explain 5qualitative factors that Bold Rapid should consider while evaluating such decision.

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Bold Rapid produces a competitive brand of shoes and sells them to retailers for $225 per pair. The cost per pair is $185 based on an annual volume of 5,000 pairs.

Direct labour ($75 per pair)

 

375,000

 Direct materials ($60 per pair)

 

300,000

Overhead

 

 

Fixed

100,000

 

Variable ($0.40 per direct labour dollar)

150,000

  250,000

Total costs

 

925,000

Annual output

 

 5,000

Cost per pair

 

 $185

Shoes kingdom, a discount footwear store, currently purchased 500 pairs of shoes from Bold Rapid. Shoes kingdom has asked to purchase 1,000 pairs of  shoes under a private label, at a price of $200 per pair. The shoes would be identical to those normally sold for $225.

Bold Rapid believes that if it accepts the order, Shoes kingdom will cancel its usual order of 500 pairs. These sales cannot be recouped elsewhere. It this special order is accepted, the direct labour hours for the additional 500  shoes would have to be paid at overtime rates (at 1 1⁄2 times the base rate). Analysis shows that variable overhead varies with total labour dollars at the rate of $0.40 per direct labour dollar.

Required:

  1. Should Bold Rapidaccept the special order from Shoes kingdom?
  2. (b) Identify and explain 5qualitative factors that Bold Rapid should consider while evaluating such decision.
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