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RUDIKE [14]
2 years ago
4

John will never purchase sunshine cereals because of a previous bad experience he has had with the brand. for john, sunshine cer

eals corresponds to a(n) _____ set of alternatives within his awareness set.
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1 answer:
STALIN [3.7K]2 years ago
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John will never purchase sunshine cereals because of a previous bad experience he has had with the brand. For John Sunshine cereals corresponds to a(n) INEPT set of alternatives within his awareness set.
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Option (a) is correct.

Explanation:

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initial outlay               $30,000         $60,000        $50,000

units sold                     15,000            20,000           18,000

selling price                 $3.50               $4.40             $4.10

var. costs                        $1                   $1.40              $1.15

fixed expenses          $15,000          $30,000        $26,000

salvage value                $0               $20,000         $15,000

useful life                   10 years          10 years          10 years

contribution                $2.50               $3                   $2.95

margin per unit

NCF 1 - 9                    $22,500         $30,000         $27,100

NCF 10                       $22,500         $50,000         $42,100

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Details                                                                       Year 1          Year 2

Direct materials per unit                                              $25              $25

Add: Direct labour per unit                                             $15              $15

Add: Variable manufacturing overhead per unit         $5               $5

Total product cost per unit                                            $45            $45  

Thus, the unit product cost under variable costing for yea 1 and year 2 is $45  

Step 2:

                       Variable costing income statement

                      For the year ended year 1 and year 2

Details                                                                       Year 1          Year 2

Unit sold (a)                                                             40,000        50,000

Sales [ b=a x 60 each ]                                         2,400,000   3,000,000

Variable product cost [c=a*45 each]                   1,800,000    2,250,000

Variable selling and administrative costs

[d=a*$2]                                                                 80,000          1,00,000

Contribution margin [e=b-c-d]                             520,000          650,000

Fixed manufacturing overhead [f]                       250,000         250,000

Fixed selling and administrative expense [g]     80,000           80,000

Net operating income [e-f-g]                             $190,000      $320,000

Step 3:

Details                                                                  Year 1          Year 2

Direct materials per unit                                       $25              $25

Add: Direct labour per unit                                   $15               $15

Add: Variable manufacturing overhead per unit   $5              $5

Add: Fixed manufacturing overhead per unit

       Year - 1 - ($250,000 + 50,000 units)

       Year - 1 - ($250,000 + 40,000 units)               $5             $6

Total product cost per unit                                 $50.00          $51.25  

Step 4:

                      Absorption Costing Income Statement

                     For the years ended Year 1 and Year 2  

Details                                                               Year 1        Year 2

Number of units produced [a]                       50000       40000

Units sold [b]                                                   40000        50000

Sales [c = b x $60 each]                            $2400000   $3000000

Cost of goods sold:

Beginning inventory [d]

Year - 1 - No Beginning inventory

Year - 2 - (10,000 units x $50.00 each)              $0        $500,000

Cost of goods manufactured [e]

Year - 1 - (a x $50.00 each)                        $2,500,000

Year - 2 - (a x $51.25 each)                                              $2,050,000

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Year - 1 - (10,000 units x $50.00 each)         $500,000

Year - 2 - No Ending inventory                           $ -                    $ -

Cost of goods sold [g = d + e - f]                 $2000000    $2550000

Gross margin [h = c - g]                               $400,000      $450,000

Selling and administrative expenses [i]

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Net operating income [h- i]                         $240000          $270000  

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Details                                                                     Year 1          Year 2

Net operating income as per variable costing    $190,000    $320,000

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Net operating income as per absorption costing   $240000    $270000  

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Net operating income as per variable costing   $190,000  $320,000

Add (Less): Difference in valuation of inventory due to fixed manufacturing overhead

Year - 1 - [(50,000 units - 40,000 units) x $5.00 each]

Year - 2 - [(50,000 units - 40.000 units) x $5.00 each] $50000 $ (50000)

Net operating income as per absorption costing   $240000    $270,000  

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The monthly deposit is calculated using PMT function :

rate = 1.2%/2 (converting annual rate into monthly rate)

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fv = 26865 (Required value of account after 5 years)

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The monthly deposit is  $379.70.

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