| Answer | ||
| Calculation of After-Tax profit per Bike | ||
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a) |
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| Province P | ||
| Sale price per bike | $ 500 | |
| Manufacturing Cost Per Bike | -$ 292 | |
| Taxable Income | $ 208 | |
| Tax @25% | $ 52 | |
| After Tax Profit per bike | $ 156 | |
| Province W | ||
| Sale price per bike | $ 500 | |
| Manufacturing Cost Per Bike | -$ 310 | |
| Taxable Income | $ 190 | |
| Tax @20% | $ 38 | |
| After Tax Profit per bike | $ 152 |
| b) | ||
| It is advisable to company EJ build a plant in Province P contributing profit ($156) is more then the Province W's profit($152). | ||
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