A company you are working for has not been profitable selling its product. Where, relative to...
A company you are working for has not been profitable selling its product. Where, relative to the breakeven point, on the graph of the breakeven analysis is the firm currently operating, and why?
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A company you are working for has not been profitable selling
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[2] Studies conducted by a firm confirmed that the sales volume (V) of its product is relative to its unit selling...
[2] Studies conducted by a firm confirmed that the sales volume (V) of its product is relative to its unit selling price (P) and derived an equation to estimate the sales volume, V $100- P If the cost of production is composed of $1000 fixed cost and $10 variable cost per part (a) Draw a graph with the sales volume (V) from 0 to 100 on the x axis, and total cost and total income from $0 to $2500 on...
Multiple Choice Questions 1. A company makes and sells product A and B. Twice as many...
Multiple Choice Questions 1. A company makes and sells product A and B. Twice as many units of product B are made and sold as that of product A. Each unit of product A makes a contribution of $10 and each unit of product B makes a contribution of $4. Fixed costs are $90,000. What is the total number of units which must be made and sold to make a profit of $45,000? A B C D 7500 22,500 15,000...
Multiple Choice Questions A company makes and sells product A and B. Twice as many units...
Multiple Choice Questions A company makes and sells product A and B. Twice as many units of product B are made and sold as that of product A. Each unit of product A makes a contribution of $10 and each unit of product B makes a contribution of $4. Fixed costs are $90,000. What is the total number of units which must be made and sold to make a profit of $45,000? A 7500 B 22,500 C 15,000 D 16875...
1. A soap company has been selling their soap to consumers with great success. Recently, they...
1. A soap company has been selling their soap to consumers with great success. Recently, they have become aware that their soap is also a tremendous grease-cutter and could be sold to industry. Which category of business customers could they target and why? 2. A new product service company’s marketing assistant tells his boss that the market segment for a new ergonomic chair is sedentary adults. What is wrong with the marketing assistant’s segmentation of the market? 3. Share your...
Medoc Company provides the following information about its single product. Targeted operating income Selling price...
Medoc Company provides the following information about its single product. Targeted operating income Selling price per unit Variable cost per unit Total fixed cost $52,170 $6.75 $4.20 $85,680 What is the breakeven point in units? (Round intermediary calculations to the nearest cent.) O A. 33,600 OB. 4,764 OC. 7,825 OD. 20,459
46-49. Wheaten Enterprises, Ine. has fixed operating costs of $150,000, the selling price per unit of...
46-49. Wheaten Enterprises, Ine. has fixed operating costs of $150,000, the selling price per unit of its product is $150, and its variable cost per unit for this product is S110. a. Calculate the firm's operating breakeven point in units b. What is the firm's breakeven point in sales dollars?
the manufactures two different products. For many years, the company has been profitable and operates at...
the manufactures two different products. For many years, the company has been profitable and operates at full capacity. However, in the last two years, sale prices were reduced and selling expenses increased because of the competition. Budgeted data for next year are the followings: A2 AI 20,000 $220 $130 10,000 S140 $100 Sales in units Sale price per unit Variable manufacturing costs Variable selling expenses Fixed MOH Fixed Selling expenses $30 $10 $600,000 $200,000 $400.000 $100,000 Additional information: a) All...
Microsoft Excel** Sun Sports Inc. has several kiosks in large and medium-sized shopping malls selling various...
Microsoft Excel**
Sun Sports Inc. has several kiosks in large and medium-sized shopping malls selling various styles of men's and women's sports hats, all at the same price. In addition to the regular salary, the company pays a good commission to its salespeople in order to be diligent and proactive in sales. The following selling price and cost information is representative of each of the kiosks individually. Data per hats. Sales Price $25 Variable Cost Cost per Hat $10 Sales...
You have been assigned to work with a small company that manufactures a popular product. However,...
You have been assigned to work with a small company that manufactures a popular product. However, a competitor begins selling a very similar product which incorporates state of the art technology. What would you advise your client to do? You're consulting with a large pharmacy with stores in multiple states. This company has improved sales but experienced a decrease in revenue. As a result, it is contemplating store closings. Explain how you'd advise this client? The firm has assigned you...
Sun Sports Inc. has several kiosks in large and medium-sized shopping malls selling various styles of...
Sun Sports Inc. has several kiosks in large and medium-sized shopping malls selling various styles of men's and women's sports hats, all at the same price. In addition to the regular salary, the company pays a good commission to its salespeople in order to be diligent and proactive in sales. The following selling price and cost information is representative of each of the kiosks individually. Data per Hats. Sales Price $20 Variable Cost Cost per hat $9 Sales Commission $3.50...
[2] Studies conducted by a firm confirmed that the sales volume (V) of its product is relative to its unit selling price (P) and derived an equation to estimate the sales volume, V $100- P If the cost of production is composed of $1000 fixed cost and $10 variable cost per part (a) Draw a graph with the sales volume (V) from 0 to 100 on the x axis, and total cost and total income from $0 to $2500 on...
Multiple Choice Questions 1. A company makes and sells product A and B. Twice as many units of product B are made and sold as that of product A. Each unit of product A makes a contribution of $10 and each unit of product B makes a contribution of $4. Fixed costs are $90,000. What is the total number of units which must be made and sold to make a profit of $45,000? A B C D 7500 22,500 15,000...
Medoc Company provides the following information about its single product. Targeted operating income Selling price per unit Variable cost per unit Total fixed cost $52,170 $6.75 $4.20 $85,680 What is the breakeven point in units? (Round intermediary calculations to the nearest cent.) O A. 33,600 OB. 4,764 OC. 7,825 OD. 20,459
46-49. Wheaten Enterprises, Ine. has fixed operating costs of $150,000, the selling price per unit of its product is $150, and its variable cost per unit for this product is S110. a. Calculate the firm's operating breakeven point in units b. What is the firm's breakeven point in sales dollars?
the manufactures two different products. For many years, the company has been profitable and operates at full capacity. However, in the last two years, sale prices were reduced and selling expenses increased because of the competition. Budgeted data for next year are the followings: A2 AI 20,000 $220 $130 10,000 S140 $100 Sales in units Sale price per unit Variable manufacturing costs Variable selling expenses Fixed MOH Fixed Selling expenses $30 $10 $600,000 $200,000 $400.000 $100,000 Additional information: a) All...
Microsoft Excel**
Sun Sports Inc. has several kiosks in large and medium-sized shopping malls selling various styles of men's and women's sports hats, all at the same price. In addition to the regular salary, the company pays a good commission to its salespeople in order to be diligent and proactive in sales. The following selling price and cost information is representative of each of the kiosks individually. Data per hats. Sales Price $25 Variable Cost Cost per Hat $10 Sales...
Sun Sports Inc. has several kiosks in large and medium-sized shopping malls selling various styles of men's and women's sports hats, all at the same price. In addition to the regular salary, the company pays a good commission to its salespeople in order to be diligent and proactive in sales. The following selling price and cost information is representative of each of the kiosks individually. Data per Hats. Sales Price $20 Variable Cost Cost per hat $9 Sales Commission $3.50...
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