The cost equation can be found by plotting the total cost against revenue and using the equation for trendline.
Degree of operating leverage (DOL) can be calculated as follows:
DOL =(Sales -Variable Cost) / (Sales - Variable Costs -Fixed Cost)
Elina Siljander owns Elina's Stained Glass in Helsinki, Finland. The business produces and sells three different...
Problem 3.52 Elina Siljander owns Elina's Stained Glass in Helsinki, Finland. The business produces and sells three different types of stained glass windows: small, medium, and large. Elina has two full-time employees who work regular schedules to cut glass and assemble the windows. She borrowed money from the bank to start the business and pay living expenses. She is concerned that her cash flows might not be high enough either to pay herself or to repay the bank loan. She...
Problem 3.52 Elina Siljander owns Elina's Stained Glass in Helsinki, Finland. The business produces and sells three different types of stained glass windows: small, medium, and large. Elina has two full-time employees who work regular schedules to cut glass and assemble the windows. She borrowed money from the bank to start the business and pay living expenses. She is concerned that her cash flows might not be high enough either to pay herself or to repay the bank loan. She...
What are the correct answers? Problem 3.52 Elina Siljander owns Elina's Stained Glass in Helsinki, Finland. The business produces and sells three different types of stained glass windows: small, medium, and large. Elina has two full-time employees who work regular schedules to cut glass and assemble the windows. She borrowed money from the bank to start the business and pay living expenses. She is concerned that her cash flovs might not be high enough either to pay herself or to...
Problem 3.52 Elina Siljander owns Elina's Stained Glass in Helsinki, Finland. The business produces and sells three different types of stained glass windows: small, medium, and large. Elina has two full-time employees who work regular schedules to cut glass and assemble the windows. She borrowed money from the bank to start the business and pay living expenses. She is concerned that her cash flows might not be high enough either to pay herself or to repay the bank loan. She...
Problem 3.55 Culver, Inc. manufactures souvenirs and sells the products to souvenir shops across Canada. Lisa McKay is the new owner, and is concerned about the low margins. She would like to find a way to improve the company's profitability. The accountant provides her the following financial information: sales are $246,000, of which 50% is cost of goods sold. Cost of goods sold consists of direct materials (20%), direct labour (30%), and fixed manufacturing overhead (50%). Operating expenses consist of...
Exercise 3.27 Stellar produces one single product, a small reading tablet, and sells it at $130 per unit. Its current annual sales are $312,000. Its annual fixed costs include factory rent, 562,400; depreciation expense: equipment, $15,600; utilities, $31,200; insurance, $12,480. Its variable costs include materials, $39 per unit, and direct labour, $52 per unit. Stellar's income tax rate is 20%. What is the contribution margin per unit? Contribution margin per unit LINK TO TEXT LINK TO TEXT LINK TO TEXT...
Problem 4-14 Culver Tennis Racquet Co. produces and sells three models: Units sold Sales Less variable costs Contribution margin Less common fixed costs Profit Smasher 2,000 $160,300 73,800 $86,500 Basher 3,200 $168,100 69,600 $98,500 Dinker 3 ,200 $117,400 35,600 $81,800 Total 8,400 $445,800 179,000 266,800 141,900 $124,900 What is the weighted average contribution margin per unit? (Round answer to 2 decimal places, e.g. 15.25.) Weighted average contribution margins per unit LINK TO TEXT Calculate the break-even point in units assuming...
Exercise 3.27 Novak produces one single product, a small reading tablet, and sells it at $90 per unit. Its current annual sales are $162,000. Its annual fixed costs include factory rent, $30,780; depreciation expense; equipment, $8,100; utilities, $16,200; insurance, $6,480. Its variable costs include materials, $27 per unit, and direct labour, $36 per unit. Novak's income tax rate is 20%. What is the contribution margin per unit? Contribution margin per unit s LINK TO TEXT LINK TO TEXT LINK TO...
Kingbird, Inc. manufactures souvenirs and sells the products to souvenir shops across Canada. Lisa McKay is the new owner, and is concerned about the low margins. She would like to find a way to improve the company’s profitability. The accountant provides her the following financial information: sales are $306,000, of which 60% is cost of goods sold. Cost of goods sold consists of direct materials (20%), direct labour (30%), and fixed manufacturing overhead (50%). Operating expenses consist of variable expenses...
What are the correct answers for the ones I got wrong?? Exercise 3.27 Stellar produces one single product, a small reading tablet, and sells it at $130 per unit. Its current annual sales are $312,000. Its annual fixed costs include factory rent, 562,400; depreciation expense; equipment, $15,600; utilities, $31,200; insurance, $12,480. Its variable costs include materials, $39 per unit, and direct labour, $52 per unit. Stellar's income tax rate is 20%. Your answer is correct. What is the contribution margin...