Widget Co. has higher operating leverage than Gidget Co. This means that in times of increasing sales for their industry:
Both Widget and Gidget will benefit equally. |
Both Widget and Gidget will suffer equally. |
Gidget will benefit relatively more than Widget. |
Widget will benefit relatively more than Gidget. |
Widget Co. has the following variable costs per unit for the widgets that it sells for 10 dollars each: Direct Materials of 2 dollars, Direct Labor of 5 dollars, and Manufaturing Overhead of 1 dollar. It also has fixed monthly costs of 2,000 dollars. If sales increase by 1,000 dollars per month, how much will net income increase?
$200 |
$800 |
$400 |
$600 |
Answers
Correct Answer = Option #4 Widget will
benefit relatively more than Gidget.
This is because Widget enjoys more operating leverage than
Gidget.
Increasing sales will add more to Widget operating income.
Correct Answer = Option #1: $ 200
A |
Sale price per unit |
$10 |
|
Direct material |
$2 |
||
Direct Labor |
$5 |
||
Variable overhead |
$1 |
||
B |
Total variable cost per unit |
$8 |
|
C = A - B |
Contribution margin per unit |
$2 |
|
D = (C/A) x 100 |
CM Ratio |
20% |
|
E = $ 1000 x D |
Increase in Net Income due to $ 1000 increase in Sales |
$200 = Answer |
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