10.2 Erosion costs.
Heavenly Cookie Company reports the following annual sales and costs for its current product line:
Chocolate Chip |
Snicker- doodle |
Peanut Butter |
Lemon Drop |
Cream- Filled |
|
Volume |
252,000 |
201,000 |
141,000 |
80,000 |
92,000 |
Price |
$0.50 |
$0.45 |
$0.53 |
$0.49 |
$0.58 |
Cost |
$0.22 |
$0.20 |
$0.17 |
$0.23 |
$0.33 |
Heavenly is thinking of adding Mississippi Mud brownies to the product line. The ultra-rich brownies would sell for $0.97 apiece and cost $0.75 to produce. The forecasted brownie volume is 221,000 per year. Introduction of brownies, however, will reduce cookie sales by 190,500, with the following drops in sales per cookie: 110,000 in chocolate chip, 39,000 in snickerdoodle, 25,000 in peanut butter, 7,000 in lemon drop, and 9,500 in cream-filled.
What is the erosion cost of introducing the brownies?
What is the net change in annual margin if Mississippi Mud brownies are added to the product line?
Erosion of chocolate chip = Drop in Sales * ( Price - Cost) = 110,000 * ( 0.5 -0.22) = 30800
Erosion of snickerdoodle= Drop in Sales * ( Price - Cost) = 39,000 * ( 0.45-0.2) = 9750
Erosion of peanut butter= Drop in Sales * ( Price - Cost) = 25,000 * ( 0.53-0.17) = 9000
Erosion of lemon drop= Drop in Sales * ( Price - Cost) = 7000 * ( 0.49-0.23) = 1820
Erosion of cream filled= Drop in Sales * ( Price - Cost) = 9500 * ( 0.58-0.33) = 2375
a) Total erosion costs = 30800+9750+9000+1820+2375 = 53745
b) margin generated through brownie sales = Sales of brownie * ( 0.97-0.75 ) * 221000 = 48620
Net change in annual margin = 53745 - 48620 = 5125
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