The current break even point in unit sales is In terms of potential profitability, suppose Thomason can reduce fixed expenses by $40,000 by shifting production to a more labor intensive process that would also increase the variable cost per unit by $5. Given these estimates, the company sales are expected to remain at the current level make that change it 7,000 should 4500, should O6500, should A 7,000 should not 7.500, should not 6000 should not 04.000 should
The current break even point in unit sales is In terms of potential profitability, suppose Thomason can reduce fixed expenses by $40,000 by shifting production to a more labor intensive process that would also increase the variable cost per unit by $5. Given these estimates, the company sales are expected to remain at the current level make that change it 7,000 should 4500, should O6500, should A 7,000 should not 7.500, should not 6000 should not 04.000 should
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Transcribed Image Text:Thomason Corporation has provided the following contribution format income statement. Assume that the following information is within the relevant range.
Sales (10,000 units)
Variable expenses
Contribution margin
Fixed expenses
Net operating income.
7,000 should
6500, should
$ 500,000
O6500, should not
A
7,000 should not
07.500, should not
6000 should not
6,000 should
300,000
200,000
The current break even point in unit sales is
In terms of potential profitability, suppose Thomason can reduce fixed expenses by $40,000 by shifting
production to a more labor intensive process that would also increase the variable cost per unit by $5. Given these estimates, the company
sales are expected to remain at the current level
make that change if
140,000
$ 60,000
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