Peninsula Candy Company makes three types of candy bars: Chewy, Chunky, and Choco-Lite (Lite). Sales volume for the annual budget is determined by estimating the total market volume for candy bars and then applying the company's prior year market share, adjusted for planned changes due to company programs for the coming year. Volume is apportioned among the three bars based on the prior year's product mix, again adjusted for planned changes for the coming year. The following are the company budget and the results of operations for July.
Peninsula Candy Company makes three types of candy bars: Chewy, Chunky, and Choco-Lite (Lite). Sales volume for the annual budget is determined by estimating the total market volume for candy bars and then applying the company's prior year market share, adjusted for planned changes due to company programs for the coming year. Volume is apportioned among the three bars based on the prior year's product mix, again adjusted for planned changes for the coming year. The following are the company budget and the results of operations for July.
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Required A Required B
Determine the sales price and sales activity variances. (Do not round intermediate calculations. Enter your answers in
thousands. Indicate the effect of each variance by selecting "F" for favorable, or "U" for unfavorable. If there is no effect,
do not select either option.)
Sales price variance
Sales activity variance
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Required A Required B
U
U
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Market share variance
Industry variance
< Required A
Break down the sales activity variance into the parts caused by industry volume and market share. (Do not round
intermediate calculations. Enter your answers in thousands rounded to 1 decimal place. Indicate the effect of each
variance by selecting "F" for favorable, or "U" for unfavorable. If there is no effect, do not select either option.)
$15.0 or $19.0
Required B >
U
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Transcribed Image Text:Peninsula Candy Company makes three types of candy bars: Chewy, Chunky, and Choco-Lite (Lite). Sales volume for the annual
budget is determined by estimating the total market volume for candy bars and then applying the company's prior year market share,
adjusted for planned changes due to company programs for the coming year. Volume is apportioned among the three bars based on
the prior year's product mix, again adjusted for planned changes for the coming year.
The following are the company budget and the results of operations for July.
Chewy
2,000 bars
$220
160
$ 60
40
$ 20
Budget
Sales-units (in thousands)
Sales-dollars (in thousands)
Variable costs
Contribution margin
Manufacturing fixed cost
Product margin
Marketing and administrative costs (all fixed)
Operating profit
Actual
Sales-units (in thousands)
Sales-dollars (in thousands)
Variable costs
Contribution margin
Manufacturing fixed cost
Product margin
Marketing and administrative costs (all fixed)
Operating profit
Chewy
1,500 bars
$105
60
$45
38
$ 7
Chunky
2,000 bars
$360
280
$ 80
40
$ 40
Chunky
2,000 bars
$360
304
$ 56
35
$ 21
Choco-Lite
4,000 bars
$880
720
$160
60
$100
Choco-Lite
4,100 bars
$880
753
$127
55
$ 72
Total
8,000 bars
$1,460
1,160
$ 300
140
$
160
55
$ 105
Total
7,600 bars
$1,345
1,117
$ 228
128
100
47
$ 53
$
Industry volume was estimated at 95.5 million bars for budgeting purposes. Actual industry volume for July was 85.950 million bars.
Required:
a. Determine the sales price and sales activity variances.
b. Break down the sales activity variance into the parts caused by industry volume and market share.
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