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Division A of Pirkul and Co., is the only source of supply for an intermediate product,...

Division A of Pirkul and Co., is the only source of supply for an intermediate product, INTPRO, that can potentially be converted by Division B into a finished product, FINPRO. There is no outside market for INTPRO. If A decides to produce INTPRO, it can produce 60,000 units per month after spending variable costs of $10.00 per unit. As an alternative, without any change in its monthly fixed costs, it can produce and sell (in the outside market) 60,000 units per month of a new product, ANEWPRO, for a contribution of $7 per unit. The above two options are the only opportunities available to A.

If Division B decides to convert INTPRO into FINPRO, it will need one unit of INTPRO to manufacture one unit of FINPRO and it can then sell 60,000 units of FINPRO at a selling price of $48 per unit after spending an additional $10 per unit in variable costs. As an alternative, without any change in its monthly fixed costs, B can produce and sell 40,000 units per month of a new product, BNEWPRO, using components bought from outside, for a contribution of $21 per unit. Again, assume that these are the only two opportunities that B has.

The total incremental economic benefit to Pirkul and Co. because of the transfer and conversion of INTPRO into FINPRO, when compared to the next best action, is:

$420,000

-$420,000

0

$600,000

-$240,000

$240,000

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Division A Division B
First option to transfer and convert
INTPRO into FINPRO
Variable Cost $        600,000 $        600,000
Sales $    2,880,000
Income $     (600,000) $    2,280,000
Total income $    1,680,000
Division A Division B
Second option to produce new products
ANEW PRO Margin $        420,000
BNEW PRO Margin $        840,000
Income $        420,000 $        840,000
Total Income $    1,260,000
Net Income $        420,000
Incremental economic benefit in transfer and conversion
INTPRO into FINPRO

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