1.
Introduction:
CVP analysis: It refers to Cost-Volume- Proft analysis. It is an essential tool to analyze the effect on the net operating profit due to changes in sales volume and product costs.
The CM ratios; break-even points in balls, degree of operating leverage considering last year’s sales level.
2.
Introduction:
CVP analysis: It refers to Cost-Volume- Proft analysis. It is an essential tool to analyze the effect on the net operating profit due to changes in sales volume and product costs.
The CM ratio and break-even point in balls when there is an increase of $3 in Variable expenses.
3.
Introduction:
CVP analysis: It refers to Cost-Volume- Proft analysis. It is an essential tool to analyze the effect on the net operating profit due to changes in sales volume and product costs.
The number of balls to be sold to earn a net operating profit of $90000 when there is a change in variable expenses.
4.
Introduction:
CVP analysis: It refers to Cost-Volume- Proft analysis. It is an essential tool to analyze the effect on the net operating profit due to changes in sales volume and product costs.
The selling price per ball to cover the increased labor costs.
5
Introduction:
CVP analysis: It refers to Cost-Volume- Proft analysis. It is an essential tool to analyze the effect on the net operating profit due to changes in sales volume and product costs.
The Company’s new CM ratio and the break-even point in balls if a new plant is built.
6a.
Introduction:
CVP analysis: It refers to Cost-Volume- Proft analysis. It is an essential tool to analyze the effect on the net operating profit due to changes in sales volume and product costs.
The number of balls sold to earn a net operating income of $90000 if a new plant is built.
6b.
Introduction:
CVP analysis: It refers to Cost-Volume- Proft analysis. It is an essential tool to analyze the effect on the net operating profit due to changes in sales volume and product costs.
To prepare: The contribution format income statement and calculate the degree of operating leverage.
6c.
Introduction:
CVP analysis: It refers to Cost-Volume- Proft analysis. It is an essential tool to analyze the effect on the net operating profit due to changes in sales volume and product costs.
To analyze: Whether the decision of reconstructing the new plant is good or bad.
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