I've completed all but the below requirement (B-1). If you could please explain how you received this answer. Thanks!
In-house cost to be compared is equal to the avoidable cost per unit | |
Unit Manufacturing cost | |
Variable | 96 |
Fixed | 60 |
Unit non manufacturing cost | |
Variable | 36 |
Fixed | 0 |
Avoidable unit cost | 192 |
a-2. Yes, since the in-house cost is more | |
b-1 Maximum price to be paid is equal to the costs avoided + contribution margin from specialty bicycles | |
=96+36+(8000-5600-200)*80/800 | |
=$352 per unit | |
b-2 Yes |
I've completed all but the below requirement (B-1). If you could please explain how you received...
King City Specialty Bikes (KCSB) produces high-end bicycles. The costs to manufacture and market the bicycles at the company's volume of 2,000 units per month are shown in the following table. $240 120 $360 Unit manufacturing costs Variable costs Fixed overhead Total unit manufacturing costs Unit nonmanufacturing costs Variable Fixed Total unit nonmanufacturing costs Total unit costs 60 140 200 $560 The company has the capacity to produce 2,000 units per month and always operates at full capacity. The bicycles...
Make sure you understand the two alternatives. The "make" means that KCSB assembles and ships all of its regular bicycles.The "buy" means that KCSB pays another firm to assemble and ship some of its regular bicycles and uses the freed-up resources to assemble and ship specialty racing bicycles.TIP: Ignore revenues from regular bike sales - they will be the same under both alternatives and are therefore common costs that can be ignored.______________________________________________________ King City Specialty Bikes (KCSB) produces high-end bicycles....
Make sure you understand the two alternatives. The "make" means that KCSB assembles and ships all of its regular bicycles.The "buy" means that KCSB pays another firm to assemble and ship some of its regular bicycles and uses the freed-up resources to assemble and ship specialty racing bicycles.TIP: Ignore revenues from regular bike sales - they will be the same under both alternatives and are therefore common costs that can be ignored.______________________________________________________ King City Specialty Bikes (KCSB) produces high-end bicycles....
Make sure you understand the two alternatives. The "make" means that KCSB assembles and ships all of its regular bicycles. The "buy" means that KCSB pays another firm to assemble and ship some of its regular bicycles and uses the freed-up resources to assemble and ship specialty racing bicycles. TIP: Ignore revenues from regular bike sales - they will be the same under both alternatives and are therefore common costs that can be ignored. ______________________________________________________ King City Specialty Bikes (KCSB)...
Make sure you understand the two alternatives. The "make" means that KCSB assembles and ships all of its regular bicycles. The "buy" means that KCSB pays another firm to assemble and ship some of its regular bicycles and uses the freed-up resources to make and sell specialty racing bicycles. TIP: The analysis can be simplified by ignoring all irrelevant tiems - the revenue and the costs for the bicycles that are not being outsourced. Instead, just focus on 1) the...
Make sure you understand the two alternatives. The "make" means that KCSB assembles and ships all of its regular bicycles. The "buy" means that KCSB pays another firm to assemble and ship some of its regular bicycles and uses the freed-up resources to make and sell specialty racing bicycles. TIP: The analysis can be simplified by ignoring all irrelevant tiems - the revenue and the costs for the bicycles that are not being outsourced. Instead, just focus on 1) the...
The "make" means that KCSB assembles and ships all of its regular bicycles. The "buy" means that KCSB pays another firm to assemble and ship some of its regular bicycles and uses the freed-up resources to make and sell specialty racing bicycles. TIP: The analysis can be simplified by ignoring all irrelevant tiems - the revenue and the costs for the bicycles that are not being outsourced. Instead, just focus on 1) the make versus buy costs of the outsourced...
King City Specialty Bikes (KCSB) produces high-end bicycles.
Costs to manufacture and market the bicycles at last year's volume
level of 1,800 bicycles per month are shown in the following table:
Variable manufacturing per unit $248.00 Total fixed manufacturing
$232,200 Variable nonmanufacturing per unit $54.00 Total fixed
nonmanufacturing $262,800 KCSB expects to produce and sell 2,100
bicycles per month in the coming year. The bicycles sell for $580
each. An outside contractor makes an offer to assemble 900 of
KCSB's...
Make sure you understand the two alternatives. • The "make" means that KCSB assembles and ships all of its regular bicycles. • The "buy" means that KCSB pays another firm to assemble and ship some of its regular bicycles and uses the freed-up resources to make and sell specialty racing bicycles. all irrelevant tiems - the revenue and the costs for the bicycles that are not being outsourced. Instead, just focus on 1) the make versus buy costs of the...
Make sure you understand the two alternatives. • The "make" means that KCSB assembles and ships all of its regular bicycles. • The "buy" means that KCSB pays another firm to assemble and ship some of its regular bicycles and uses the freed-up resources to assemble and ship specialty racing bicycles. • TIP: Ignore revenues from regular bike sales - they will be the same under both alternatives and are therefore common costs that can be ignored. King City Specialty...