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PROBLEM 1 The owner of the Red Mill Inn reviews gift shop sales on a monthly...

PROBLEM 1
The owner of the Red Mill Inn reviews gift shop sales on a monthly basis. Over the years,
certain items have been dropped from the shop because their sales provided insufficient
profit relative to the other gift shop items. Information for the past six months on three gift
shop items is in the table below.
BAG OF SWEET STICKY
MUFFINS BREAD BUNS
Sales $2,160.00 $540.00 $2,880.00
Variable costs $1,170.00 $256.50 $1,260.00
Contribution Margin $990.00 $283.50 $1,620.00
Fixed costs $480.00 $350.00 $600.00
Net Income $510.00 ($66.50) $1,020.00

Question

25% of the fixed costs of each item are avoidable; the other 75% are not. Show calculations
to determine if Sweet Bread is profitable or not.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Total net income if sweet bread continue              1,464 See Note 1
Total net income if sweet bread discontinue              1,268 See Note 2
Loss of profit due to discontinuation                  196
Decision: Sweet Bread is profitable
Note 1: Income Statement If sweet Bread continue
BAG OF MUFFINS SWEET BREAD STICKY BUNS Total
Sales        2,160           540        2,880              5,580
Variable costs        1,170           257        1,260              2,687
Contribution Margin           990           284        1,620              2,894
Fixed costs           480           350           600              1,430
Net Income           510            (67)        1,020              1,464
Note 2: Income Statement If sweet Bread discontinue
BAG OF MUFFINS SWEET BREAD STICKY BUNS Total
Sales        2,160        2,880              5,040
Variable costs        1,170        1,260              2,430
Contribution Margin           990        1,620              2,610
Fixed costs           480           263           600              1,343
Net Income           510          (263)        1,020              1,268

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