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Lorraine manufactures a single product with the following full unit costs for 3,000 units: Direct materials...

Lorraine manufactures a single product with the following full unit costs for 3,000 units: Direct materials $80 Direct labor 40 Manufacturing overhead (40% variable) 120 Selling expenses (60% variable) 40 Administrative expenses (10% variable) 20 Total per unit $300 A company recently approached Lorraine with a special order to purchase 500 units for $300. Lorraine currently sells the models to dealers for $550. Capacity is sufficient to produce the extra 1,000 units. No selling expenses would be incurred on the special order. Required: a. Ignoring the special order, determine Lorraine’s profit on production and sales of 3,200 units. Ignore taxes in these analyses. b. Should Lorraine accept the special order if its goal is to maximize short-run profits? Determine the impact on profit of accepting the order. c. Determine the minimum price Lorraine would want, to increase before tax profits by $80,000 on the special order. d. When making a special order decision, what non-quantitative (qualitative) aspects of the decision should Lorraine consider?

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A. Profit from sales of 3200 units

particulars

per unit($)

variable

cost in $
Direct materials 80 256000
Direct labour 40 128000

Manufacturing overhead

variabe.=40%=120*40= $48

48*3200units=$128000

48 128000
total direct variable cost 168 512000

fixed manuf.oh.= 120*60%= $72*3000units

=216000 dollars

216000

Administrative exp

variabe $20*10%=2 ,3200units*2=$6400

fixed= $20*90%=$18, $18*3000units=$54000

60400

selling expenses

variable = $40*60%=$24 , $24*3200units=$76800

fixed= $40*40%= $16*3000units= $48000

124800
TOTAL COST OF 3200 UNITS 913200
LESS SALES REVENUE OF 3200 UNITS 550 1760000
PROFIT

846800

B. PROFIT FROM SPECIAL ORDER AND ITS IMPECT ON PRESENT PROFIT {# INDICATESREFER ABOVE TABLE}

PARTICULARS AMOUNT ($)
CALCULATION OF CONTRIBUTION FOR 500 UNITS
SALES REVENUE($300*500) 150000
DIRECT VARIABLE COST# ($168* 500UNITS) (84000)
VARIABLE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES#($2*500) (1000)
VARIABLE SELLING EXPENSES#($24*500) (12000)
CONTRIBUTON 53000

CONTRIBUTION PER UNIT FOR FULL CAPACITY UNITS

I.E. 3000 UNITS= $550-$168#= $382*3000

1146000
TOTAL CONTRIBUTION 1199000
LESS FIXED COST#
MANUF OVERHEAD# 216000
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES# 54000
SELLING EXPENSES# 48000
PROFIT 881000

THE PROFIT WILL INCREASE FROM 846800# TO 881000 DOLLARS.IF THE LORRIAN HAS GOAL TO MAXIMIZE SHORT TERM PROFITS IT SHOULD ACCEPT THE OFFER.

C. IF LORRIAN WANT TO INCREASE THE PROFIT BY $80000 IT SHOULD ANALYSE AS FOLLOWING

TOTAL FIX COST FOR MAXIMUM 4000UNITS

MANUFACTURING OH $216000
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES $54000
SELLING EXPENSES $48000
TOTAL

$318000

VARIABLE COST IS $168 PER UNIT

THE LORRIAN HAVE TO EARN TOTAL $846800 (EXISTING PROFIT) + $80000 =$ 926800

REQUIRED PROFIT $926800
FIXED COST ($318000)
CONTRIBUTION REQUIRED $608800
/VARIABLE COST PER UNIT $168

NUMBER OF UNITS MUST BE SOLD

(MINIMUM) FOR REQUIRED PROFIT =$608800/$168

3624 (rounded off)


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