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Differential Annual Net Operating Income

Lisbon Corporation is analyzing the following costs with respect to its decision to expand production and sales volume:


  •  New delivery equipment cost, $170,000.
  •  Annual depreciation expense on the new delivery equipment, $17,000.
  •  Old delivery equipment cost, $133,000.
  •  Annual depreciation expense on the old delivery equipment, $13,300.
  •  Annual decrease in utilities cost, $1,400.
  •  Annual increase in advertising costs, $6,800.
  •  Annual increase in sales, $81,000.
  •  Annual increase in cost of goods sold, $21,000.
  •  Annual increase in sales commissions, $1,500.
  •  Annual increase in shipping costs, $400.


How much is the differential annual net operating income?

a. $36,500 

b. $56,400 

c. $49,000 

d. $35,700

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