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Category > Management Posted 04 Feb 2018 My Price 8.00

Beantown Baseball Company

37.     LO.1–LO.3 & LO.5 (CVP single product; comprehensive) Beantown Baseball Company makes baseballs that sell for $13.00 per two-pack. Current annual production and sales are 960,000 baseballs. Costs for each baseball are as follows:

 

Direct material

$2.00

Direct labor

1.25

Variable overhead

0.50

Variable selling expenses

  0.25

Total variable cost

$4.00

Total fixed overhead

$1,250,000

 

a.     Calculate the unit contribution margin in dollars and the contribution margin ratio for the company.

b.    Determine the break-even point in number of baseballs.

c.     Calculate the dollar break-even point using the contribution margin ratio.

d.    Determine the company’s margin of safety in number of baseballs, in sales dollars, and as a percentage.

e.     Compute the company’s degree of operating leverage. If sales increase by 30 percent, by what percentage would pre-tax income increase?

f.      How many baseballs must the company sell if it desires to earn $1,096,000 in pre- tax profit?

g.     If the company wants to earn $750,000 after tax and is subject to a 40 percent tax rate, how many baseballs must be sold?

h.    How many baseballs would the company need to sell to break even if its fixed cost increased by $50,000? (Use original data.)

i.      Beantown Baseball Company has received an offer to provide a one-time sale of 20,000 baseballs at $8.80 per two-pack to the Lowell Spinners. This sale would not affect other sales, nor would the cost of those sales change. However, the vari- able cost of the additional units would increase by $0.20 for shipping, and fixed cost would increase by $6,000. Based solely on financial information, should the company accept this offer? Show your calculations. What other factors should the company consider in accepting or rejecting this offer?

 

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