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Problem 1: Dodge Industries incurs the following costs during the 2019: Depreciation of machinery………… $15,000 Direct...

Problem 1:

Dodge Industries incurs the following costs during the 2019:

Depreciation of machinery…………

$15,000

Direct labor………………………

200,000

Direct materials……………………

60,000

Executive salaries…………………

100,000

Insurance…………………………

2,000

Rent on building…………………

50,000

Factory supplies……………………

20,000

Vehicle lease cost…………………

5,000

The company sells one product for $10. During 2019, total sales revenue was $800,000. Dodge determined that only the direct production costs and factory supplies are to be classified as variable costs; all other costs are classified as fixed costs.

Required:  

Using Excel, prepare a spreadsheet that addresses the following:

  1. Determine the unit contribution margin.

  1. Determine the contribution margin ratio.

  1. The company is considering an expansion that will increase sales volume by 20%. The following changes would occur of the plan is implemented:

  • An additional machine would add $5,000 of annual depreciation.  

  • Rent and insurance would each increase by 25%, as additional factory space would be needed.

  • Due to bulk purchasing and economies of scale, the per unit cost of direct materials would decline by 20%.

Nothing else would change.

Prepare a contribution margin income statement, with two columns that compare the current situation without expansion and the situation if the expansion plan is implemented.  

  1. The CEO is hoping this plan will increase pretax income by 20% so she can increase her own salary.

Clearly state at the end of it whether the CEO’s expectations will be achieved if the company expands. Will pretax income increase by 20%? Show the calculation.

  

Solutions

Expert Solution

Unit contribution margin=Sales price per unit-Variable costs per unit
Number of units sold=Total sales revenue/Sales price per unit=800000/10=80000 units
Variable costs per unit:
$
Direct materials (60000/80000) 0.75
Direct labor (200000/80000) 2.5
Factory supplies (20000/80000) 0.25
Total 3.5
Unit contribution margin=Sales price per unit-Variable costs per unit=10-3.5=$ 6.5
Contribution margin ratio=Unit contribution margin/Sales price per unit=6.5/10=0.65=65%
Contribution margin income statement:
Without expansion With expansion
Sales volume 80000 96000
(80000*120%)
Sales revenue a 800000 960000
(96000*10)
Less: Variable costs
Direct materials 60000 57600
(96000*0.75*0.80)
Direct labor 200000 240000
(96000*2.5)
Factory supplies 20000 24000
(96000*0.25)
Total variable costs b 280000 321600
Contribution margin c=a-b 520000 638400
Less: Fixed costs
Depreciation of machinery 15000 20000
(15000+5000)
Executive salaries 100000 100000
Insurance 2000 2500
(2000*125%)
Rent on building 50000 62500
(50000*125%)
Vehicle lease cost 5000 5000
Total fixed costs d 172000 190000
Pretax income c-d 348000 448400
Increase in pretax income=(448400-348000)/348000=0.2885=28.85%
CEO’s expectations will be achieved if the company expands

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