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Hospital Supply
Hospital Supply
1. TC =Total Cost TR = Total Revenue SP= Selling Price VC =Variable Cost/unit FC =Fixed Cost x = Break Even Volume TC =TR FC+VCx = SPx [($660 + $770) * 3,000 ] + [($550+$825+$420+$275)x] = $4,350x [$1,430 * 3,000 ] + $2,070x = $4,350x $4,290,000 = $4,350x - $2,070x $4,290,000 = $2,280x $4,290,000 / $2,280 = x 1,882 units= x Break Even Sales = SPx Break Even Sales = $4,350 * 1,882 Break Even Sales = $ 8,186,700 2. Units Selling Price Total Sales (SP x Units) Variable Costs (VC x Units) Contribution Margin Fixed Cost Net Income $ Regular 3,000 $4,350 Price reduction 3,500 $3,850 425,000.00 1,035,000 (610,000.00) (610,000.00) Difference
13,050,000.00 $ 13,475,000.00 $ 6,210,000 7,245,000 6,840,000.00 6,230,000.00 4,290,000.00 4,290,000.00 2,550,000.00 $ 1,940,000.00 $
Reduction of sales price and increase in sales volume are not recommended. Variable costs increased more than the sales , resulting to a $610,000 decrease in net income. 3. Lost Contribution Margin from regular customers Reimbursement Pro-rated fixed manufacturing cost (savings) Net decrease in income * Sales (500 x $4,350) Variable Cost (500 x $2,070) Lost Contribution Margin from regular customers
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Total Fixed Cost at Normal Capacity Divided by units @ full capacity Fixed cost per unit @ full capacity Mutiply be units produced for gov't Pro-rated fixed manufacturing cost
($660*3,000)
$ $ $
Accepting the governement contract would result to net decrease of net income by $617,500. Contibution margin lost from regular customer is greater that the amount the government will pay and amounting to $275,000 and "saving" (Fixed cost still be incurred regardless at what capacity) $247,500. 4. Variable manufacturing cost per unit Shipping cost per unit Marketing cost per unit ( $22,000 / 1,000) Minimum unit price $1,795 410 22 $2,227
5. All manufacturing costs has already been incurred and cannot be changed regardless of the decision. Hence, this is not considered as differential cost. In this case, the differential cost is only the variable manufacturing cost amounting to $275. Hence, the minimum price that would be acceptable in selling 200 units of an obsolete model of hoists is $275. 6. Differential Cost / unit: Variable manufacturing cost Variable Marketing cost ($275 * 20%) Fixed manufacturing cost Cost at normal capacity ($660*3000) Reduction
Units produced Fixed manufacturing cost Total in house cost/unit Proposed Purchase price/unit Reduction in Net income/unit
The total cost if the 1,000 units is manufactured is $2,444. Therefore, the $2,475 purchase price from the contractor should not be accepted, since it is costs higher than the differencial cost. If Hospital Supply accepts the proposal net income would be reduced by $31,000.
7 Units Selling Price Total Sales (SP x Units) Variable Costs (VC x Units) Contribution Margin Fixed Cost Net Income $
Regular 3,000 $4,350 13,050,000.00 6,210,000 6,840,000.00 4,290,000.00 2,550,000.00 In house 2,000 $4,350 $1,795 $275 $ 8,700,000 $ 3,590,000 550,000 4,560,000 $ Outside 1,000 $4,350 0 $220 4,350,000 $ 220,000 4,130,000 $ Modified 800 $4,950 $3,025 $550 3,960,000 2,420,000 440,000 1,100,000
Units Selling Price/unit Variable Mfg Costs/unit Variable Mktg Costs/unit Total Sales Variable Mfg Costs Variable Mktg Costs Contribution margin
In house Outside Modified Total Contribution Margin if proposal is accepted Less: Fixed Costs Net income if proposal is accepted Net income @ normal capacity maximum payment from contractor units to be purchased Maximum purchase price/unit
$ $ $ $
4,560,000 4,130,000 1,100,000 9,790,000 4,290,000 5,500,000 2,550,000 2,950,000 1,000 2,950
Proposal to purchase at $2,475/unit should be accepted since it is cheaper than the maximumacceptable payment.