Duncan Inc. has two divisions, Parker and Ginobili. Following is the income statement for the past month:
Parker |
Ginobili |
||||
Sales |
$ |
716,500 |
$ |
308,700 |
|
Variable Costs |
295,100 |
172,900 |
|||
Contribution Margin |
$ |
_____________ |
$ |
___________ |
|
Fixed Costs (allocated) |
246,600 |
181,100 |
|||
Profit Margin |
$ |
____________ |
$ |
_________ |
What would Duncan's profit margin be if the Ginobili division was
dropped?
If a loss, indicate with a - (negative sign) before your answer. Example: a loss of $1,000 would be answered -1,000
Answer
TOTAL |
|
Sales |
$716,500 |
Variable Costs |
$295,100 |
Contribution Margin |
$421,400 |
Fixed Costs (allocated) [246600 + 181100] |
$427,700 |
Profit Margin |
($6,300) |
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