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MBA, Ph.D in Management
Harvard university
Feb-1997 - Aug-2003
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Strayer University
Jan-2007 - Present
(2) Ice Cold Ltd has a current breakeven point of 50,000 units. Which of the following would result in an increase to the breakeven point?Â
a. a decrease in the variable costs per unitÂ
b. a decrease in the contribution margin per unitÂ
c. an increase in the selling price per unitÂ
d. a decrease in the fixed costsÂ
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(3) So Hot Ltd has 5,000 units in inventory that cost $1.50 per unit to produce. Due to changing technology, the sales department is having difficulty selling the product. It will cost $2,000 to scrap the units. What is the minimum price for which So Hot should sell these units?Â
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(4) Bella Boutique Ltd has fixed costs of $1,000,000 and variable costs are 50% of the selling price. To realise profits of $250,000 from sales of 125,000 units, what must the selling price be per unit?Â
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(5) Unearthed Company makes small widgets. The manufacturing costs per unit to produce a widget are as follows:Â
Direct Materials $200Â
Direct Labour $150Â
Variable Manufacturing Overhead $125Â
Fixed Manufacturing Overhead $90Â
Total Manufacturing Costs $565Â
Variable selling costs to obtain and fill orders normally average $4 per unit when Unearthed sells widgets locally. Unearthed has recently paid $120,000 to advertise in an international magazine. Unearthed has just received an order from a British Company for 1,000 widgets for a total offering price of $450,000. The British Company will pay all shipping charges except the initial packaging costs which are expected to be $1.50 per widget. Unearthed has excess capacity. Should Unearthed Company accept this one time only special order?Â
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