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| Answer |
| Increase in Craft show fees = 500*25% = $ 125 |
| Increase in sales = Increase in creft show fees / contribution margin ratio |
| 125 / .625 |
| $200 |
| Increase in sales = sellin price per scarf * Number of extra scarf to be sold |
| 200 = 20 * X |
| X = 200/20 |
| X(Number of extra scarf to be sold) = 10 scarfs |
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dollars) for each distribution channel
(HINT - Fixed costs are all trade show expenses. Use
depreciation for the booth as a fixed cost. The booth cost should
be considered an investment not a fixed cost)
4) Calculate the number of orders at a target profit of
$100,000
5) Calculate the profitability for both the low and high order
estimates
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please solve 1-4 in detail
please solve 1-3 in only 3-34.
could you please tell why you solved the problem like
that
Chapter 2 An Introduction to Cost Terms and Purposes Function Representative Cost Driver 1. Accounting 2. Human resources 3. Data processing 4. Research and development 5. Purchasing 6. Distribution 7. Billing A. Number of invoices sent B. Number of purchase orders C. Number of research scientists D. Hours of computer processing unit (CPU) E. Number of employees F...
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