Baldwin Golf Co. produces golf equipment including a golf bag that sells for $200. Although the company's production capacity is 5,000 bags per year, only 4,000 bags are currently being produced and sold. The production costs for 4,000 bags are as follows:
Unit-level material cost ($100 per bag) $400,000
Unit-level labor cost ($50 per bag) $200,000
Unit-level overhead cost ($12.00 per bag) $ 48,000
Batch-level set-up costs ($4,000 per batch of 1,000 bags) $ 16,000
Product-level costs per year (golf bag advertising; fixed cost) $ 15,000
Allocated portion of facility costs (annual factory lease cost) $ 30,000
Golf Mart Stores is not one of Baldwin’s regular customers. Golf Mart has made an offer to Baldwin to purchase 1,000 golf bags as a one-time special purchase at a price of $170 per bag.
Required:
a) Prepare a quantitative analysis that indicates whether the
special order should be accepted or rejected.
b) Identify at least one qualitative factor which Baldwin
Co. should consider in this special order decision?
(a) -- Prepare a quantitative analysis that indicates whether the special order should be accepted or rejected.
Answer -
Statement showing the incremental net operating income or (loss) from accepting the special order
| Particulars | Calculations / Reasons | ||
| A. |
Sale price per bag for special order |
Given in question | $170 |
|
Cost per bag |
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| Unit-level material cost per bag | Given in question | $100 | |
| Unit-level labor cost per bag | Given in question | $50 | |
| Unit-level overhead cost per bag | Given in question | $12 | |
| Batch-level set-up costs per bag | [$4000 per batch / 1000 bags] | $4 | |
| Product-level costs per year (golf bag advertising; fixed cost) | Not incremental, so irrelevant | 0 | |
| Allocated portion of facility costs (annual factory lease cost) | Not incremental, so irrelevant | 0 | |
| B. | Total cost per bag | [$100 + $50 + $12 + $4] | $166 |
| C. |
Incremental net operating income per bag [A - B] |
[$170 - $166] | $4 |
| D. | Incremental net operating income for 1000 bags | [1000 bags * $4] | $4000 |
Therefore, the special order should be Accepted |
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(b)-- Identify at least one qualitative factor which Baldwin Co. should consider in this special order decision?
Answer -
Qualitative factor which Baldwin Co. should consider in this special order decision -
1) Impact on reputation if regular customers find out about the special price.
2) The special order impact on sales to regular customers.
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