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Dexter Products, Inc., manufactures and sells a number of items, including an overnight case.The company has...

Dexter Products, Inc., manufactures and sells a number of items, including an overnight case.The company has been experiencing losses on the overnight case for some time, as shown on the following contribution format income statement:

Dexter Products, Inc.
Income Statement—Overnight Cases
For the Quarter Ended June 30
  Sales $ 430,000
  Variable expenses:
       Variable manufacturing expenses $ 138,000
       Sales commissions 50,000
       Shipping 23,000
  Total variable expenses 211,000
  Contribution margin 219,000
  Fixed expenses:
       Salary of product-line manager 29,000
       General factory overhead 112,000 *
       Depreciation of equipment (no resale value) 35,000
       Advertising—traceable 125,000
       Insurance on inventories 11,000
       Purchasing department 52,000
  Total fixed expenses 364,000
  Net operating loss $ (145,000 )
*Allocated on the basis of machine-hours.
†Allocated on the basis of sales dollars.

     Discontinuing the overnight cases would not affect the company’s sales of its other product lines, its total general factory overhead, or its total purchasing department expenses.

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Compute the increase or decrease of net operating income if the overnight case are continued or discontinued. (Leave no cells blank - be certain to enter "0" wherever required. Input all amounts as positive except Decreases in Sales, Decreases in Contribution Margin, and Net Losses which should be indicated by a minus sign.)

        Keep Overnight
       Cases
        Drop Overnight
       Cases
  Net Operating
Income
  Sales $ $ $   
  Variable expenses:
       Variable manufacturing expenses   
       Sales commissions   
       Shipping   
  Total variable expenses   
  Contribution margin   
  Fixed expenses:
       Salary of line manager   
       General factory overhead   
       Depreciation of equipment   
       Advertising—traceable   
       Insurance on inventories   
       Purchasing department   
  Total fixed expenses   
  Net operating Income (loss) $ $ $   

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Keep Overnight Cases Drop Overnight Case Net Operating Income
Sales 430000 0 -430000
Variable expenses:
       Variable manufacturing expenses 138000 0 138000
       Sales commissions 50000 0 50000
       Shipping 23000 0 23000
Total variable expenses 211000 0 211000
Contribution margin 219000 0 -219000
Fixed expenses:
       Salary of line manager 29000 0 29000
       General factory overhead 112000 112000 0
       Depreciation of equipment 35000 35000 0
       Advertising—traceable 125000 0 125000
       Insurance on inventories 11000 0 11000
       Purchasing department 52000 52000 0
Total fixed expenses 364000 199000 165000
Net operating Income (loss) -145000 -199000 -54000

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