Madison Ironworks made 500 defective units last month. Fortunately, the units were identified as defective before...
Madison Ironworks made 500 defective units last month. Fortunately, the units were identified as defective before they were sold to customers. They are currently included in Madison’s ending inventory balance at $200 each. At the end of the quarter, the company will have to write off their $100,000 cost, since the units have no value in their present condition. The production manager has determined that the units could be reworked for $10 each and then sold for $100. He has also received a bid from a liquidation company to purchase the defective units for $80 each.
What information is irrelevant to the decision?
Homework Answers
What information is irrelevant to the decision?
Ans:
1)Writing off the $100,000.
2) It is a sunk cost because it happened in the past and it is unavoidable.
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