Winter Grow Inc. manufactures a range of heat mats. The production information for its standard heat mat is follows: Production Information for Standard Heat Mat Production Information Amount Monthly production capacity Current level of production $23 per Normal selling price per unit unit Variable manufacturing costs $5 per unit Variable selling and administrative $2 per unit expenses Fixed manufacturing costs (allocated) $4 per unit Fixed selling and administrative $2 per unit expenses (allocated) $75,000 profit $35,000 profit 25,000 units During current month, the company received an offer to sell 5,000 lights to an exporter for $13 per unit. The variable selling and administrative expenses per unit will be reduced by $1 as this is a one-off offer and some of the selling expenses would not be payable on this offer. Acceptance of this order does not affect the pricing policy in the domestic market. How much would be the profit or loss from the acceptance of this offer? $35,000 loss 18,000 units $40,000 loss

Winter Grow Inc. manufactures a range of heat mats. The production information for its standard heat mat is follows: Production Information for Standard Heat Mat Production Information Amount Monthly production capacity Current level of production $23 per Normal selling price per unit unit Variable manufacturing costs $5 per unit Variable selling and administrative $2 per unit expenses Fixed manufacturing costs (allocated) $4 per unit Fixed selling and administrative $2 per unit expenses (allocated) $75,000 profit $35,000 profit 25,000 units During current month, the company received an offer to sell 5,000 lights to an exporter for $13 per unit. The variable selling and administrative expenses per unit will be reduced by $1 as this is a one-off offer and some of the selling expenses would not be payable on this offer. Acceptance of this order does not affect the pricing policy in the domestic market. How much would be the profit or loss from the acceptance of this offer? $35,000 loss 18,000 units $40,000 loss

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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