Moka Golf Club produces golf balls and sells them to its members at a price of $ 7 each. The cost to produce 20,000 golf balls is as follows:                               Materials​                    $ 10,000                             Labour​                             $ 24,000                            Variable Overheads           $ 20,000                            Fixed Overheads               $ 50,000 ​                                                                  ----------------                                                                     $ 104,000                                                                     ----------------- The Club has received a request to supply 4,000 balls to a foreign entity at a price of $ 5.00 each. If Moka accepts the offer, its Fixed Overheads will increase by $ 5,000 because it will have to purchase additional equipment.   Required:   a) Prepare an incremental analysis for rejecting this Special Order.

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Moka Golf Club produces golf balls and sells them to its members at a price of $ 7 each. The cost to produce 20,000 golf balls is as follows:

 

                            Materials​                    $ 10,000

                            Labour​                             $ 24,000

                           Variable Overheads           $ 20,000

                           Fixed Overheads               $ 50,000

​                                                                  ----------------

                                                                    $ 104,000

                                                                    -----------------

The Club has received a request to supply 4,000 balls to a foreign entity at a price of $ 5.00 each. If Moka accepts the offer, its Fixed Overheads will increase by $ 5,000 because it will have to purchase additional equipment.

 

Required:

 

a) Prepare an incremental analysis for rejecting this Special Order.                          

 

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