The director does not want to change the selling price which is $80 per unit. The variable expenses are $40 per unit. Instead, he wants to increase the sales commission by $2.40 per unit. He thinks that this move with some increase in advertising would increase this year's sales by 25%. How much could the director increase this year's advertising expense and still earn the same net operating income as the previous year?
Last year's data:
Sales $1,920,000 (24000 units * $80)
Variable expenses 960,000
Contribution margin 960,000
Fixed expenses 180,000
Net operating income $780,000
sales Units increased = 24000*1.25 = 30,000
Selling Price increased = 80 = 80.00
Sales REvenue = 30,000*80.00= $2,400,000
increse in varible cost =30000*2.40 = 72,000
VAraible cost = 30,000*40+72000 =$1,272,000
Contibution Margin = $1,128,000
Increase in advertisemnets = Contribution - Fixed cost - Operating income = 1,128,000-180,000-780,000 = $168,000 (Answer)
Increase in Advertisements = 168,000 (Answer)
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