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Decide whether these proposals should be pursued and justify your decision.
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4 stepsTo decide whether the proposals should be pursued, we will calculate the current net profit and then the net profit under each proposal.
Calculate the current net profit.
- Sales revenue =
- Total Variable Costs = Material + Labour =
- Contribution = Sales Revenue - Total Variable Costs =
- Fixed Costs =
- Current Net Profit = Contribution - Fixed Costs =
Evaluate Proposal a) - Advertising Campaign.
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New sales volume =
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New selling price =
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New advertising cost (fixed) =
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New Sales Revenue =
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Current Variable Cost per unit =
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New Total Variable Costs =
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New Contribution =
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New Total Fixed Costs = Original Fixed Costs + Advertising Cost =
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Net Profit (Proposal a) = New Contribution - New Total Fixed Costs =
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Evaluate Proposal b) - Produce components internally.
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Sales volume and selling price remain unchanged.
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Material costs reduce by 20%.
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Fixed costs increase by .
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Sales Revenue = (unchanged)
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Current Material Cost per unit =
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New Material Cost per unit =
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New Total Material Cost =
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Labour Cost = (unchanged)
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New Total Variable Costs =
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New Contribution = Sales Revenue - New Total Variable Costs =
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New Total Fixed Costs = Original Fixed Costs + Increase in Fixed Costs =
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Net Profit (Proposal b) = New Contribution - New Total Fixed Costs =
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Decision and Justification.
- Current Net Profit:
- Net Profit (Proposal a):
- Net Profit (Proposal b):
Both proposals result in a lower net profit than the current forecast. Therefore, neither proposal should be pursued.
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