Beta makes product A & product B. Recent performance data is as follows:
A (based on sales of 100 units) |
B (based on sales of 100 units) |
Company Total |
|
Sales Revenue |
800 |
500 |
1300 |
-VC |
(400) |
(200) |
(600) |
=CM |
400 |
300 |
700 |
-FC |
(600) |
(200) |
(800) |
=Oper. Income |
(200) |
100 |
(100) |
4) If Beta discontinues the A product line, what will be the effect on total company operating income? Assume all A fixed costs are avoidable if he discontinues it.
5) Assuming only two-thirds of A’s FC are avoidable, what would be the effect on operating income if A is discontinued?
6) What would be the effect on operating income if A is discontinued, assuming only two-thirds of A’s FC are avoidable and that sales of B would decrease by 10% if A is discontinued?
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