Fundamental Managerial Accounting Concepts
Fundamental Managerial Accounting Concepts
8th Edition
ISBN: 9781259569197
Author: Thomas P Edmonds, Christopher Edmonds, Bor-Yi Tsay, Philip R Olds
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 2, Problem 21PSB

1)a.

To determine

Whether the cost of instruction is fixed or variable cost

1)a.

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The cost of instruction is fixed cost as the total cost remains constant irrespectively of number of C Courses candidates attends the courses

b.

To determine

Determine the profit

b.

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Given information:

Number of candidates are 50. The salary of instructor is $5,000 per course taught. The review is charged for $400 per candidate.

Fundamental Managerial Accounting Concepts, Chapter 2, Problem 21PSB , additional homework tip  1

c.

To determine

Determine the profit and 10% of increase in enrolment.

c.

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Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Number of candidates are 55. The salary of instructor is $5,000 per course taught. The review is charged for $400 per candidate. Refer part a) for revenue calculation.

Excel spreadsheet:

Fundamental Managerial Accounting Concepts, Chapter 2, Problem 21PSB , additional homework tip  2

Excel workings:

Fundamental Managerial Accounting Concepts, Chapter 2, Problem 21PSB , additional homework tip  3

Percentage change in revenue and profitability:

Percentage change in profitability=G.P(55candidates)G.P(50candidates)G.P. in (50candidates)=$17,000$15,000$15,000=13.33%

Hence, the percentage change in profitability is 13.33%.

Percentage change in revenue:

Percentage change in revenue=Revenue (55candidates)Revenue (50candidates)Revenue (50candidates)=$22,000$20,000$20,000=10%

Hence, the percentage change in profitability is 10%.

d.

To determine

Determine the profit and 10% of decrease in enrolment.

d.

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Given information:

Number of candidates are 45. The salary of instructor is $5,000 per course taught. The review is charged for $400 per candidate.

Excel spreadsheet:

Fundamental Managerial Accounting Concepts, Chapter 2, Problem 21PSB , additional homework tip  4

Excel workings:

Fundamental Managerial Accounting Concepts, Chapter 2, Problem 21PSB , additional homework tip  5

Percentage change in revenue and profitability:

Percentage change in profitability=G.P(50candidates)G.P(45candidates)G.P.(50candidates)=$15,000$13,000$15,000=13.33%

Hence, the percentage change in profitability is 13.33%.

Percentage change in revenue=Revenue (50candidates)Revenue in (45candidates)Revenue (50candidates)=$15,000$13,000$15,000=13.33%

Hence, the percentage change in profitability is 13.33%.

e.

To determine

The reason for 10% shift in enrollment produces more than 10% shift in profitability and the term identifies this phenomenon.

e.

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The term which identifies these phenomena is operating leverage. This causes the percentage change in profitability to higher than the percentage change in revenue.

This is because that the fixed cost remains same and covered and there is no variable cost. So each additional dollar of revenue pays directly to the profitability.

2)f.

To determine

Whether the cost of instruction is fixed or variable cost

2)f.

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Given information:

The fee per candidate is $100.

The cost of instruction is variable cost as the total cost varies respectively of number of candidates attends the courses

g.

To determine

Determine the profit

g.

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Given information:

Number of candidates are 50. The fee per candidate is $100. The review is charged for $400 per candidate.

Fundamental Managerial Accounting Concepts, Chapter 2, Problem 21PSB , additional homework tip  6

h.

To determine

Determine the profit and 10% of increase in enrolment.

h.

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Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Number of candidates are 55. The review is charged for $400 per candidate. Refer part a) for revenue calculation. The fee per candidate is $100

Excel spreadsheet:

Fundamental Managerial Accounting Concepts, Chapter 2, Problem 21PSB , additional homework tip  7

Excel workings:

Fundamental Managerial Accounting Concepts, Chapter 2, Problem 21PSB , additional homework tip  8

Percentage change in revenue and profitability:

Percentage change in profitability=G.P. in (55candidates)G.P. in (50candidates)G.P. in (50candidates)=$16,500$15,000$15,000=10%

Hence, the percentage change in profitability is 10%.

Percentage change in revenue=Revenue in (55candidates)Revenue in(50candidates)Revenue in (50candidates)=$22,000$20,000$20,000=10%

Hence, the percentage change in revenue is 10%.

i.

To determine

Determine the profit and 10% of decrease in enrolment.

i.

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Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Number of candidates are 45. The review is charged for $400 per candidate. Refer part a) for revenue calculation. The fee per candidate is $100

Excel spreadsheet:

Fundamental Managerial Accounting Concepts, Chapter 2, Problem 21PSB , additional homework tip  9

Excel workings:

Fundamental Managerial Accounting Concepts, Chapter 2, Problem 21PSB , additional homework tip  10

Percentage change in revenue:

Percentage change in profitability=G.P.(50candidates)G.P.(45candidates)G.P. in (50candidates)=$15,000$13,500$15,000=10%

Hence, the percentage change in profitability is 10%.

Percentage change in revenue=Revenue(50candidates)Revenue(45candidates)Revenue in (50candidates)=$20,000$18,000$20,000=10%

Hence, the percentage change in revenue is 10%.

j.

To determine

The reason for 10% shift in enrollment produces relative 10% shift in profitability.

j.

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The change in profit is relative to change in revenue because the revenue as well as cost changes relatively to the change in number of candidates attending the course.

3)k.

To determine

The total cost and the cost per candidate

3)k.

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Given information:

The cost of the work book is $32 and selling price is $50. The numbers of candidates are 45, 50, or 55. The company printed 50 copies of books.

The formula to calculate the cost per candidate:

Cost per candidate=Total costNumber of candidate

Compute the total cost:

Fundamental Managerial Accounting Concepts, Chapter 2, Problem 21PSB , additional homework tip  11

Compute the cost per candidate:

Fundamental Managerial Accounting Concepts, Chapter 2, Problem 21PSB , additional homework tip  12

l.

To determine

Whether the cost of work book is fixed or variable cost

l.

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The cost of work book is fixed cost as the cost incurred is before the sale of work book. Therefore, sales of number of work book will not affect the total cost.

Thus, it is fixed cost.

m.

To determine

The risk of holding inventory as it applies to workbooks

m.

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The risk faced by the company is that it produces very few or too many books. If the company produces too many books then the expenses will more due to wastage.

When the company produces less numbers then the will not get the opportunity to earn any additional profits.

It will also incur costs like maintenances, interest and storage.

n.

To determine

Whether just in time can reduce the cost and risk of holding inventory

n.

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JIT-Just in time produces only when there is any demand of goods. There will not be any risk on over or under production.

There will not be any stock piling of inventory as it will avoid the cost of storage, interest and maintenance

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