Answer
a. | (Relevant) Cost per Unit | $60.00 |
Should Baird accept the special order | No | |
b. | (Relevant) Cost per Unit | $54.00 |
Should Baird accept the special order | Yes |
Calculations
a) Relevant Cost for 400 Blankets
Particulars | Amount |
Material Costs ($27*400) Labour Cost ($21*400) Manufacturing Supplies ($2*400) Batch-Level Costs (1 batch* $4,000) |
$10,800 $8,400 $800 $4,000 |
Total Costs | $24,000 |
So,Relevant Cost per unit for special order of 400 blankets = Total Costs/Units
= $24,000/400
= $60.00 per unit
No,Baird should not accept the special order.
Since the offer price ($58) is less than the relevant cost ($60),Baird should not accept the special order.The Company will incur a loss of $2 per unit if the special order is accepted.
b) Relevant Costs for 1000 Blankets
Particulars | Amount |
Material Costs ($27*1000) Labour Costs ($21*1000) Manufacturing Supplies ($2*1000) Batch Level Cost (1 batch*4000) |
$27,000 $21,000 $2,000 $4,000 |
Total Costs | $54,000 |
So,Relevant Cost per unit for special order of 1000 blankets = Total Costs/Units
= $54,000/1000
= $54.00 per unit
Yes,Baird should accept the special order.Since the offer Price($58) is more than relevant cost ($54),Baird should accept this special order.As a result,the company will incur a profit of $4 per unit.
Notes
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