Units Per Month | Cost per Unit | Total Cost | |||||
(RM) | (RM) | ||||||
Appliance A | 200 | 50 | 10000 | ||||
Appliance B | 100 | 100 | 10000 | ||||
Total | 300 | 20000 | |||||
1.) | |||||||
Months | PLAN | ACTUAL | EV | Planned time | |||
Units | Cost | Units | Cost | for Actual Units | |||
(RM) | (RM) | ||||||
Appliance A | 6 | 1200 | 60000 | 800 | 45000 | 40000 | 4 Months |
(200*6) | (1200*50) | (Given) | (Given) | (Actual Units * Planned Cost per Unit) | (800/200) | ||
(800*50) | |||||||
Ans:- NO, the Project is not on time. 800 Units should have been completed by the end | |||||||
of 4 Months(800/200).Therefore the Production of Appliance A is late by 2 Months. | |||||||
The Project has also exceeded the budget by 5000RM (45000-40000) RM | |||||||
Months | PLAN | ACTUAL | EV | Planned time | |||
Units | Cost | Units | Cost | for Actual Units | |||
(RM) | (RM) | ||||||
Appliance B | 6 | 600 | 60000 | 400 | 50000 | 40000 | 4 Months |
(100*6) | (600*100) | (Given) | (Given) | (Actual Units * Planned Cost per Unit) | (400/100) | ||
(400*100) | |||||||
Ans:- NO, the Project is not on time. 400 Units should have been completed by the end | |||||||
of 4 Months(400/100).Therefore the Production of Appliance B is late by 2 Months. | |||||||
The Project has also exceeded the budget by 10000RM (50000-40000) RM | |||||||
2.) | |||||||
Appliance A | Appliance B | ||||||
Units Produced | 800 | 400 | |||||
Time Taken | 6 Months | 6 Months | |||||
Total Units to be produced | 2000 | 1000 | |||||
Expected Time at complete | 15 | 15 | ANS | ||||
(6*2000/800) | (6*1000/400) | ||||||
Actual Cost Per Unit | 56.25 | 125 | |||||
(45000/800) | (50000/400) | ||||||
Total Cost at Complete | 112500 | 125000 | ANS | ||||
c.) | |||||||
Two Initiatives to be taken:- | |||||||
1.) Maria can employ excess variable resources which would in turn lead to reduced time and lower | |||||||
per unit of fixed cost | |||||||
2.) Maria can compare the planned and actual costs to know which expensehead is exceeding the planned and | |||||||
how it can be reduced. The more synergies between factor of production will lead to lower cost. |
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