Case #4 Fairswing Corp. manufactures golf-club bags that sell for $230 per bag. Each month, they could manufacture 9,000 golf bags, although they are currently producing 8,550 bags. Per-unit production costs are as follows: Direct materials Direct labour Variable manufacturing overhead Fixed manufacturing overhead Variable selling cost Per Golf Bag $120.00 $44.00 $11.00 $20.00 $5.00 $200.00 Recently management at Fairswing Corp. was approached by a major company requesting to purchase 400 golf bags for the reduced price of $180 as a one-time only special order. Since the potential customer has approached Fairswing Corp., there will be no variable selling costs associated with the order. (A) Should Fairswing Corp. accept the one-time special order? By how much would income increase or decrease by accepting the order? (B) Before accepting or rejecting the one-time special order, what qualitative factors should the company consider?

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Case #4
Fairswing Corp. manufactures golf-club bags that sell for $230 per bag. Each month, they could
manufacture 9,000 golf bags, although they are currently producing 8,550 bags. Per-unit
production costs are as follows:
Direct materials
Direct labour
Variable manufacturing overhead
Fixed manufacturing overhead
Variable selling cost
Per Golf Bag
$120.00
$44.00
$11.00
$20.00
$5.00
$200.00
Recently management at Fairswing Corp. was approached by a major company requesting to
purchase 400 golf bags for the reduced price of $180 as a one-time only special order. Since the
potential customer has approached Fairswing Corp., there will be no variable selling costs
associated with the order.
(A) Should Fairswing Corp. accept the one-time special order? By how much would income
increase or decrease by accepting the order?
(B) Before accepting or rejecting the one-time special order, what qualitative factors should
the company consider?
Transcribed Image Text:Case #4 Fairswing Corp. manufactures golf-club bags that sell for $230 per bag. Each month, they could manufacture 9,000 golf bags, although they are currently producing 8,550 bags. Per-unit production costs are as follows: Direct materials Direct labour Variable manufacturing overhead Fixed manufacturing overhead Variable selling cost Per Golf Bag $120.00 $44.00 $11.00 $20.00 $5.00 $200.00 Recently management at Fairswing Corp. was approached by a major company requesting to purchase 400 golf bags for the reduced price of $180 as a one-time only special order. Since the potential customer has approached Fairswing Corp., there will be no variable selling costs associated with the order. (A) Should Fairswing Corp. accept the one-time special order? By how much would income increase or decrease by accepting the order? (B) Before accepting or rejecting the one-time special order, what qualitative factors should the company consider?
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