#meta manufactures yoga props such as straps and blocks. Straps are sold to customers at a price of​ $18 per strap. The company currently produces​ 36,000 straps a​ year, which is​ 80% of full capacity. The company does not maintain any safety stock and only produces the exact number of straps it sells.   At the current operating​ level, the following total costs are​ incurred: Product Costs ​$136,800 Period Costs ​$41,400 Of the total product​ costs, $93,600 are variable costs. Of the total period​ costs, $25,200 are variable costs.   An order has been received from a chain of yoga studios for​ 10,000 straps at a special price of​ $15 per strap. If the special order is​ accepted, the unit variable manufacturing costs will decrease by​ $0.20 per strap due to the type of buckle used. A different supplier will be used for the buckles and therefore a new supplier contract has to be drafted by the​ company's outside attorney. The​ attorney's fee is estimated to be​ $1,000. Variable period costs consist solely of sales​ commissions, which will not be paid on the special order. No other costs will be affected by acceptance of the special order.   By how much will operating income increase if the special order is​ accepted?   A. ​$95,000   B. ​$105,800   C. ​$110,300   D. ​$98,800   E. None of the above.

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​#meta manufactures yoga props such as straps and blocks. Straps are sold to customers at a price of​ $18 per strap. The company currently produces​ 36,000 straps a​ year, which is​ 80% of full capacity. The company does not maintain any safety stock and only produces the exact number of straps it sells.
 
At the current operating​ level, the following total costs are​ incurred:
Product Costs
​$136,800
Period Costs
​$41,400
Of the total product​ costs, $93,600 are variable costs. Of the total period​ costs, $25,200 are variable costs.
 
An order has been received from a chain of yoga studios for​ 10,000 straps at a special price of​ $15 per strap. If the special order is​ accepted, the unit variable manufacturing costs will decrease by​ $0.20 per strap due to the type of buckle used. A different supplier will be used for the buckles and therefore a new supplier contract has to be drafted by the​ company's outside attorney. The​ attorney's fee is estimated to be​ $1,000. Variable period costs consist solely of sales​ commissions, which will not be paid on the special order. No other costs will be affected by acceptance of the special order.
 
By how much will operating income increase if the special order is​ accepted?
 
A.
​$95,000
 
B.
​$105,800
 
C.
​$110,300
 
D.
​$98,800
 
E.
None of the above.
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