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Problem 3 Special order Oliver is currently selling 9,800 units and their maximum capacity is 10,000....

Problem 3 Special order

Oliver is currently selling 9,800 units and their maximum capacity is 10,000. The normal selling price is $250, variable manufacturing costs are $125 and the normal sales commission is 10% of selling price. Fixed costs are $500,000. They are approached regarding a special order for 200 units at a price of $155. None of their current customers will be affected and the sales commission will be 10% of the sales price. What effect will this have on income?

Now suppose the company policy is that the sales commission on a special order is a flat $2,000 but a special machine must be rented at a cost of $3,000 per year and the offered price is $135. What effect would this have on income?

Finally, suppose the original facts but the current demand is 9,700 and the order is 400 or nothing. What is the effect on income?

Solutions

Expert Solution

Part 1

With order

Without order

Units manufactured

10000

9800

Sales - (normal)

2450000

2450000

            Spl at 155

31000

   Total

2481000

2450000

Less : Variable manufacturing cost @125 / unit

1250000

1225000

           Variable Selling cost

248100

245000

Contribution

982900

980000

Less : Fixed Cost

500000

500000

Operating Income

482900

480000

Increase in income

2900

Fixed cost is being covered by the normal sales of 9800. So, if Oliver takes up the order, it can make an operating profit of $2900

You can also calculate by per unit

Variable cost of manufacture

125

Variable selling costs 155@10%

15.5

Total variable cost

140.5

Contribution expected

14.5

(155-140.5)

Total increase in income

2900

(14.5*200)

Part 2

Variable cost of manufacture

125

Contribution expected

10

(135-125)

Total Contribution

2000

Less : Selling cost

2000

            Additional Rent

3000

Operating Loss

-3000

Net effect on income is negative. Order will give a loss of 3000

Part 3

With order

Without order

Units manufactured

10000

9800

Sales - (9600 @ 250, since maximum is 10000)

2400000

2450000

            Spl 400 at 155

62000

   Total

2462000

2450000

Less : Variable manufacturing cost @125 / unit

1250000

1225000

           Variable Selling cost

246200

245000

Contribution

965800

980000

Less : Fixed Cost

500000

500000

Operating Income

465800

480000

Increase in income

-14200

Net effect on income is negative. Loss of 14200 if Oliver takes up the order. Hence it better not to take the order.


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