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Little League, Inc. makes two kinds of baseball gloves - the Beginner and the Pro. Below...

Little League, Inc. makes two kinds of baseball gloves - the Beginner and the Pro. Below is some relevant information for the past year (unit means one baseball glove):

  Beginner Pro
Number of units sold 65,000 10,000
Sales price per unit $65 $100
Direct materials per unit $10 $20
Direct labor dollars per unit $30 $45
Cutting machine-hours per unit 0.50 1.00
Direct labor-hours per unit 2.00 3.00

Little League is considering the use of activity-based costing, although it currently uses traditional (simple) costing, (meaning it uses just one pool of overhead costs and one allocation base). Little League is doing some analysis at year-end to see which costing method is best. Little League incurred total overhead costs for the year of $615,000, with direct labor-hours as the only allocation base.

Using traditional costing, what are the total indirect costs allocated to each Beginner baseball glove?

a.

$16.40

b.

$3.84

c.

$7.68

d.

$8.20

Lopez Corp started business operations in 2019 and the following information was collected:

units sales 12,000 units
selling price $25 per unit
contribution margin ratio 40%
Margin of Safety percentage 30%

Allen Inc produces a single product that sells for $100. Variable costs per unit equal $45. The company’s total fixed costs are $78,000 at the sales level of 3,000 units. Suppose management believes that a $15,000 increase in the monthly advertising expense and a 14% reduction in the selling price will result in a 14% increase in sales. If this proposed reduction in selling price is implemented ________.

operating income will decrease by $39,780

operating income will decrease by $87,000

operating income will increase by $7,370

operating income will increase by $23,990

The break-even level in sales dollars is:

$180,000

$84,000

$120,000

$210,000

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Little League, Inc. Beginner Pro Total
Number of units sold      65,000.00      10,000.00
Direct labor-hours per unit                2.00                3.00
Total Direct labor-hours 130,000.00     30,000.00 160,000.00
Overhead costs 615,000.00
Predetermined overhead rate                3.84
Cost allocated per unit                7.68             11.52
So answer is option C.
Lopez Corp Amount $
Number of units sold      12,000.00
Sell price             25.00
Sales value 300,000.00
Less: Variable costs 180,000.00
Contribution margin 120,000.00
Less: Fixed costs      84,000.00
Operating Income      36,000.00
Allen Inc. Amount $
Sell price           100.00
Reduction by 14%             14.00
Revised Sell price             86.00
Number of units sold        3,000.00
Increase by 14%           420.00
Revised units        3,420.00
Income Statement Current Proposed
Number of units sold        3,000.00        3,420.00
Sell price           100.00             86.00
Sales value 300,000.00 294,120.00
Less: Variable costs 135,000.00 153,900.00
Contribution margin 165,000.00 140,220.00
Less: Fixed costs      78,000.00      78,000.00
Less: Advertising costs      15,000.00
Operating Income     87,000.00     47,220.00
Decrease by     39,780.00
So operating income will decrease by $39,780.

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