Limited Resources Assume Fender produces only three guitars: the Stratocaster, Dreadnought and Telecaster. A limitation of 720 labor hours per week prevents Fender from meeting the sales demand for these products. Product information is as follows: Unit selling price Unit variable costs. Unit contribution margin Labor hours per unit Stratocaster Dreadnought Telecaster $1,134 (972) $162 36 $864 (540) $324 36 Required Determine the weekly contribution from each product when total labor hours are allocated to the product with the highest. 1. Unit selling price. 2. Unit contribution margin. 3. Contribution per labor hour. (Hint: Each situation is independent of the others.) Labor hours available Labor hours per unit Weekly production Unit contribution margin $ Weekly contribution $ $ $540 (270) $270 24 Highest Unit Selling Price Highest Contribution per Unit Statocaster + Dreadnought 540 $ $ 540 Highest Contribution per Labor Hour Telecaster + 540 $ $ Determine the opportunity cost the company will incur if management requires the weekly production of 20 Telecasters. Hint: You want to maximize short-run profit. Think about which guitar is most profitable.
Limited Resources Assume Fender produces only three guitars: the Stratocaster, Dreadnought and Telecaster. A limitation of 720 labor hours per week prevents Fender from meeting the sales demand for these products. Product information is as follows: Unit selling price Unit variable costs. Unit contribution margin Labor hours per unit Stratocaster Dreadnought Telecaster $1,134 (972) $162 36 $864 (540) $324 36 Required Determine the weekly contribution from each product when total labor hours are allocated to the product with the highest. 1. Unit selling price. 2. Unit contribution margin. 3. Contribution per labor hour. (Hint: Each situation is independent of the others.) Labor hours available Labor hours per unit Weekly production Unit contribution margin $ Weekly contribution $ $ $540 (270) $270 24 Highest Unit Selling Price Highest Contribution per Unit Statocaster + Dreadnought 540 $ $ 540 Highest Contribution per Labor Hour Telecaster + 540 $ $ Determine the opportunity cost the company will incur if management requires the weekly production of 20 Telecasters. Hint: You want to maximize short-run profit. Think about which guitar is most profitable.
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Assume Fender produces only three guitars: the Stratocaster, Dreadnought and Telecaster. A limitation of 720 labor hours per week prevents Fender from meeting the sales demand for these products. Product
information is as follows:
Unit selling price
Unit variable costs
Unit contribution margin
Labor hours per unit
Stratocaster Dreadnought Telecaster
$540 $1,134
(270)
(972)
$270
$162
24
36
Required
Determine the weekly contribution from each product when total labor hours are allocated to the product with the highest.
1. Unit selling price.
2. Unit contribution margin.
$864
(540)
$324
36
3. Contribution per labor hour.
(Hint: Each situation is independent of the others.)
Labor hours available
Labor hours per unit
Weekly production
Unit contribution margin $
Weekly contribution
$
$
Highest
Unit
Selling Price
Statocaster +
540
Highest
Contribution
per Unit
Dreadnought
$
$
540
Highest
Contribution
per Labor Hour
Telecaster ♦
540
$
Determine the opportunity cost the company will incur if management requires the weekly production of 20 Telecasters. Hint: You want to maximize short-run profit. Think about which guitar is most profitable.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F0db0dd6d-da89-4615-8dcc-00f06ccb1842%2F7e96897f-25be-454c-9bdb-778a9992c2c0%2F25q65a_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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Assume Fender produces only three guitars: the Stratocaster, Dreadnought and Telecaster. A limitation of 720 labor hours per week prevents Fender from meeting the sales demand for these products. Product
information is as follows:
Unit selling price
Unit variable costs
Unit contribution margin
Labor hours per unit
Stratocaster Dreadnought Telecaster
$540 $1,134
(270)
(972)
$270
$162
24
36
Required
Determine the weekly contribution from each product when total labor hours are allocated to the product with the highest.
1. Unit selling price.
2. Unit contribution margin.
$864
(540)
$324
36
3. Contribution per labor hour.
(Hint: Each situation is independent of the others.)
Labor hours available
Labor hours per unit
Weekly production
Unit contribution margin $
Weekly contribution
$
$
Highest
Unit
Selling Price
Statocaster +
540
Highest
Contribution
per Unit
Dreadnought
$
$
540
Highest
Contribution
per Labor Hour
Telecaster ♦
540
$
Determine the opportunity cost the company will incur if management requires the weekly production of 20 Telecasters. Hint: You want to maximize short-run profit. Think about which guitar is most profitable.
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