Cora Corporation produces refrigerator units. The company’s normal production and sales volume of Standard units is 2,750 units per month, and units sell for $860 each. The costs of manufacturing and marketing a Standard model are as follows:       Variable manufacturing cost per unit $ 230   Variable marketing cost per unit   35   Fixed product cost   275,000   Fixed period cost   220,000       The company is considering diversifying the product line to include two additional models, Economy and Deluxe, which would sell for $720 and $860 per unit, respectively. The costs of manufacturing these new models are as follows:     Economy Deluxe Variable manufacturing cost   40 % below Standard $ 485   Variable marketing cost   5 % above Standard   Twice Standard     Total fixed product and period costs are expected to remain unchanged. Cora expects to sell 1,100 units of the Economy model and 850 units of Deluxe model per month. The company cannot expand its production capacity beyond its current level of 2,750 units.   Required: 1. If Standard Model is the only product ,what would the Operating income be?       2-a. Suppose that a supplier is willing to supply 800 units of the Standard model at a price of $230 per unit. Also assume that the company can sell all that it can produce of the remaining two models. Should the offer of the supplier be accepted?   multiple choice 1 Yes No

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Cora Corporation produces refrigerator units. The company’s normal production and sales volume of Standard units is 2,750 units per month, and units sell for $860 each. The costs of manufacturing and marketing a Standard model are as follows:

 

   
Variable manufacturing cost per unit $ 230  
Variable marketing cost per unit   35  
Fixed product cost   275,000  
Fixed period cost   220,000  
 

 

The company is considering diversifying the product line to include two additional models, Economy and Deluxe, which would sell for $720 and $860 per unit, respectively. The costs of manufacturing these new models are as follows:

 

  Economy Deluxe
Variable manufacturing cost   40 % below Standard $ 485  
Variable marketing cost   5 % above Standard   Twice Standard
 

 

Total fixed product and period costs are expected to remain unchanged. Cora expects to sell 1,100 units of the Economy model and 850 units of Deluxe model per month. The company cannot expand its production capacity beyond its current level of 2,750 units.

 

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1. If Standard Model is the only product ,what would the Operating income be?

 

 

 

2-a. Suppose that a supplier is willing to supply 800 units of the Standard model at a price of $230 per unit. Also assume that the company can sell all that it can produce of the remaining two models. Should the offer of the supplier be accepted?

 

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  • No
     
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