Marcy has received a special order for 2,700 units of its
product at a special price of $96. The product normally sells for
$110 and has the following manufacturing costs:
Per unit | |||
Direct materials | $ | 32 | |
Direct labor | 20 | ||
Variable manufacturing overhead | 13 | ||
Fixed manufacturing overhead | 7 | ||
Unit cost | $ | 72 | |
Assume that Marcy has sufficient capacity to fill the order without
harming normal production and sales and all fixed overhead is
unavoidable.
a. If Marcy accepts the order, what effect will
the order have on the company’s short-term profit?
b. What minimum price should Marcy charge to
achieve a $83,700 incremental profit?
c. Now assume Marcy is currently operating at full
capacity and cannot fill the order without harming normal
production and sales. If Marcy accepts the order, what effect will
the order have on the company’s short-term profit?
1 | ||
Per unit | Total 2700 units | |
Incremental revenue | 96 | 259200 |
Incremental costs: | ||
Direct materials | 32 | 86400 |
Direct labor | 20 | 54000 |
Variable manufacturing overhead | 13 | 35100 |
Total Incremental costs | 65 | 175500 |
Incremental net operating income(loss) | 83700 | |
Profits will increase by $83700 | ||
2 | ||
When charged $96, the incremental profit is $83700 | ||
Minimum price = $96 | ||
3 | ||
Incremental net operating income(loss) | 83700 | |
Less: Lost contribution margin on sales | 121500 | =2700*(110-65) |
Net Incremental net operating income(loss) | -37800 | |
Profits will decrease by $37800 |
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