MGMR ACCT F/MANAGERS-CONNECT 180-DAY COD
MGMR ACCT F/MANAGERS-CONNECT 180-DAY COD
5th Edition
ISBN: 9781265951627
Author: Noreen
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 2, Problem 2.22P

1.

To determine

Introduction:

Contribution margin: It is also known as gross margin. It is the value derived after deducting the variable expenses from the total sales value. It has one more feature. When the value of fixed expenses is deducted from the contribution margin, we can derive the net income.

The Company’s CM ratio and the break-even point in unit sales and dollar sales

1.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 2.22P

The break-even sales in dollars 600000 and in unit it is 20000 units.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Sales (19500units * $30 per unit) = $585000

Variable expenses     = $408500

Contribution margin     = $175500

Fixed expenses     = $180000

Net operating loss     = $ 4500

  Contribution margin per unit=Selling price per unit Variable cost per unit=$30$21=$9Contribution margin ratio=Contribution marginSales×100=$175500$585000×100=0.30×100=30%

Therefore, the contribution margin per unit is $9 and the ratio is 30%.

Let us now calculate the break-even point in sales in both units wise and dollar sales.

  Breakeven point sales=Fixed expenseContribution margin ratio=$18000030%=$600000

Let us now calculate the break-even sales unit wise.

  Breakeven point sales in units=Fixed expenseContribution margin ratio×Selling price=$18000030%×$30=$180000$9=20000units

Therefore, the break-even sales in dollars 600000 and in unit it is 20000 units.

2.

To determine

Introduction:

Contribution margin: It is also known as gross margin. It is the value derived after deducting the variable expenses from the total sales value. It has one more feature. When the value of fixed expenses is deducted from the contribution margin, we can derive the net income.

The increase/decrease in company’s net operating income.

2.

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Answer to Problem 2.22P

The net operating income is $8000.

Explanation of Solution

Additional information:

Monthly advertising budget increased to $16000

Sales increased by $80000.

With the help of the given information, it is clear that the sales have increased by $80000.

Here we have considered only the values which have changed.

So the contribution will be 30% of $80000= $24000

Advertising cost is a part of fixed expenses. So, the value of the advertising cost is taken as a fixed cost.

Therefore, the net operating income/loss=Contribution  Fixed expenses

  =$24000$16000=$8000

Since, we are given that there is a net operating loss of $4500, with a change in values, we can experience that there is an increase in the value of net operating income. Now, the net operating income is $8000.

3.

To determine

Introduction:

Contribution margin: It is also known as gross margin. It is the value derived after deducting the variable expenses from the total sales value. It has one more feature. When the value of fixed expenses is deducted from the contribution margin, we can derive the net income.

The revised net operating income/loss.

3.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 2.22P

The revised increase in net loss is -6000

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Sales (19500units * $30 per unit) = $585000

Variable expenses     = $408500

Contribution margin     =$175500

Fixed expenses     =$180000

Net operating loss     =$ 4500

Selling price reduced by 10%

Advertising budget increased by $60000 per month

Advertising cost is a part of fixed expenses. So, the value of advertising cost is taken as fixed cost.

Contribution statement:

In the case of sales of 19500 units:

Income statement

    DetailsAmount is $Unit cost
    Sales58500030
    Less variable cost40950021
    Contribution margin1750009
    Fixed expenses180000
    Net loss-4500

In the case of proposed sales of 26000 units

Selling price =$3010%=$27

Income statement

    DetailsAmount is $Unit cost
    Sales105300027
    Less variable cost81900021
    Contribution margin2340006
    Fixed expenses240000
    Net loss-6000

Comparison of both the income statements

    Amount in $ for 19500 unitsAmount in $ for 26000 unitsChange= Increase/decrease
    Sales5850001053000468000
    Less variable cost409500819000409500
    Contribution margin17500023400058500
    Fixed expenses18000024000060000
    Net income/loss-4500-6000-1500

Calculation of variable expenses:

  Variable expense= Sales unit×Previous variable expensePrevious sales value=$39000×$40950019500=$39000×$21=$819000

4

To determine

Introduction:

Contribution margin: It is also known as gross margin. It is the value derived after deducting the variable expenses from the total sales value. It has one more feature. When the value of fixed expenses is deducted from the contribution margin, we can derive the net income.

The number of units sold to attain a target profit of $9750.

4

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Answer to Problem 2.22P

The break-even sales in units will be 23000.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Sales (19500units * $30 per unit)=$585000

Variable expenses     =$408500

Contribution margin     =$175500

Fixed expenses     =$180000

Net operating loss     =$ 4500

Packaging costs increase by 75%

  Expected Sales unit=Fixed expense + Target profitContribution margin per unit

Contribution margin per unit= Selling price per unit- variable cost per unit

Revised variable cost=$21

With an increase in packaging cost, the variable expense will increase by 0.75.

Therefore, the revised variable expenses= $21+0.75=$21.75

  Contribution margin per unit=Selling price per unit Variable cost per unit=$30$21.75=$8.25

  Expected Sales unit=Fixed expense + Target profitContribution margin per unit

  =$180000+$9750$8.25=23000units

Therefore, the break-even sales in units will be 23000.

5

To determine

Introduction:

Contribution margin: It is also known as gross margin. It is the value derived after deducting the variable expenses from the total sales value. It has one more feature. When the value of fixed expenses is deducted from the contribution margin, we can derive the net income.

The new CM ratio along break-even point in unit sales and dollars sales.

5

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Answer to Problem 2.22P

The contribution ratio is 40%; the break-even sales in units is 21000 units and in dollars it is $630000.

Explanation of Solution

Additional information:

Variable expenses reduced by $3 per unit.

Fixed expenses increased by $72000 per month

Calculation of revised variable cost per unit:

  Revised variable cost=$21$3=$18

  Contribution margin per unit=Selling price per unit Variable cost per unit=$30$18=$12

Fixed expenses =$180000+$72000=$252000

  Contribution margin per unit=Contribution marginSelling price per unit×100=$12$30×100=0.40×100=40%

Let us now calculate the break-even sales in units and dollars.

  Breakeven point sales=Fixed expenseContribution margin ratio=$25200040%=$630000Breakeven point sales in units=Fixed expenseContribution margin in units=$252000$12=21000units

Therefore, the contribution ratio is 40%; the break-even sale in units is 21000 units and in dollars, it is $630000.

5b

To determine

Introduction:

Contribution margin: It is also known as gross margin. It is the value derived after deducting the variable expenses from the total sales value. It has one more feature. When the value of fixed expenses is deducted from the contribution margin, we can derive the net income.

To prepare: Two contribution statements showing units and percentages.

5b

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 2.22P

The net operating income of both the projects is $54000 and $60000.

Explanation of Solution

Expected sales in next month=26000 units

Income statement of NA(where actual prices are considered)

    Details for 26000 unitsPer unit cost in $Amount in $Percentages
    Sales value30780000100%
    Less variable cost2146000070%
    Contribution margin923400030%
    less fixed expenses180000
    Net operating income54000

Income statement of AU project (where revised prices are considered)

    Details for 26000 unitsPer unit cost in $Amount in $Percentages
    Sales value30780000100%
    Less variable cost1846800060%
    Contribution margin1231200040%
    less fixed expenses252000
    Net operating income60000

Note: Percentages are calculated based on the total sales value.

5c

To determine

Introduction:

Contribution margin: It is also known as gross margin. It is the value derived after deducting the variable expenses from the total sales value. It has one more feature. When the value of fixed expenses is deducted from the contribution margin, we can derive the net income.

To evaluate: Whether the automation of the company’s operations is right or wrong.

5c

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 2.22P

The choice of NA project is recommended.

Explanation of Solution

When the income statements of both the projects are studied, we find that the contribution margin of AU project is more when compared to NA project. Even the fixed expenses are more in AU project resulting is higher income when compared to NA project.

The break-even sale in AU project is her than the NA project. This results in the rise of company’s risk. In case the company tries to balance its sales with NA project, it will definitely incur losses. So, choice of NA project is highly recommended.

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