Lauderdale Corporation is organized in three geographical divisions (regions) with managers responsible for revenues, costs, and assets in their respective regions. The firm is highly decentralized and managers are evaluated solely on divisional performance. Corporate overhead (all fixed) is allocated to the regions based on regional gross margin (regional revenue minus regional cost of sales). The following information is from Lauderdale's first year of operations: Revenues Cost of sales Selling, General and Administrative (all fixed) Corporate overhead Region I $1,215,000 457,500 442,500 Region II $ 1,665,000 817,500 652,500 Required: a. Compute divisional operating income for the three regions. Ignore taxes. b. How have these regions performed? Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Region III $ 2,265,000 1,147,500 872,500 Total Corporation. $5,145,000 2,422,500 1,967,500 462,000

Lauderdale Corporation is organized in three geographical divisions (regions) with managers responsible for revenues, costs, and assets in their respective regions. The firm is highly decentralized and managers are evaluated solely on divisional performance. Corporate overhead (all fixed) is allocated to the regions based on regional gross margin (regional revenue minus regional cost of sales). The following information is from Lauderdale's first year of operations: Revenues Cost of sales Selling, General and Administrative (all fixed) Corporate overhead Region I $1,215,000 457,500 442,500 Region II $ 1,665,000 817,500 652,500 Required: a. Compute divisional operating income for the three regions. Ignore taxes. b. How have these regions performed? Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Region III $ 2,265,000 1,147,500 872,500 Total Corporation. $5,145,000 2,422,500 1,967,500 462,000

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