The document contains examples of using cost-plus pricing to calculate manufacturing cost per unit and selling price per unit. It provides the fixed costs, variable costs, expected unit sales, and percentage of mark-up for 5 examples. For each example, it shows the calculations to determine the unit cost by adding the variable cost per unit to the fixed cost divided by the unit sales. It then calculates the selling price per unit by dividing the unit cost by 1 minus the percentage of mark-up.
The document contains examples of using cost-plus pricing to calculate manufacturing cost per unit and selling price per unit. It provides the fixed costs, variable costs, expected unit sales, and percentage of mark-up for 5 examples. For each example, it shows the calculations to determine the unit cost by adding the variable cost per unit to the fixed cost divided by the unit sales. It then calculates the selling price per unit by dividing the unit cost by 1 minus the percentage of mark-up.
The document contains examples of using cost-plus pricing to calculate manufacturing cost per unit and selling price per unit. It provides the fixed costs, variable costs, expected unit sales, and percentage of mark-up for 5 examples. For each example, it shows the calculations to determine the unit cost by adding the variable cost per unit to the fixed cost divided by the unit sales. It then calculates the selling price per unit by dividing the unit cost by 1 minus the percentage of mark-up.
The document contains examples of using cost-plus pricing to calculate manufacturing cost per unit and selling price per unit. It provides the fixed costs, variable costs, expected unit sales, and percentage of mark-up for 5 examples. For each example, it shows the calculations to determine the unit cost by adding the variable cost per unit to the fixed cost divided by the unit sales. It then calculates the selling price per unit by dividing the unit cost by 1 minus the percentage of mark-up.