Reference no: EM133062024
Question - Carlton Products has three product lines: A, B, and C.
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A
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B
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C
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Total
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Sales
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$500,000
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$550,000
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$700,000
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$1,750,000
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Variable costs
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280,000
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420,000
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300,000
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1,000,000
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Contribution margin
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220,000
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130,000
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400,000
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750,000
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Fixed costs
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100,000
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140,000
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150,000
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390,000
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Net income
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$120,000
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$(10,000)
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$250,000
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$360,000
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1. Management is considering dropping product line B. If it is discontinued, all of its fixed costs are AVOIDABLE. The discontinuation of product line B would:
a. decrease net income $10,000.
b. increase net income $130,000.
c. decrease net income $130,000.
d. increase net income $10,000.
2. Management is considering dropping product line B. If it is discontinued, all of its fixed costs are UNAVOIDABLE. The discontinuation of product line B would:
a. decrease net income $10,000.
b. increase net income $130,000.
c. decrease net income $130,000.
d. increase net income $10,000.
3. Management is considering dropping product line B. If it is discontinued, (1) $100,000 of its fixed costs are DTFC and (2) sales of product line C are increased by 60%. The discontinuation of product line B would:
a. decrease net income $6,000.
b. increase net income $106,000.
c. decrease net income $106,000.
d. increase net income $6,000.
4. Management is considering dropping product line B. If it is discontinued, (1) $100,000 of its fixed costs are COMMON FC and (2) the selling price of product line A is increased by 10%. The discontinuation of product line B would:
a. decrease net income $90,000.
b. increase net income $40,000.
c. decrease net income $40,000.
d. increase net income $90,000.
5. A factor to consider regarding a special order is the
a. variable costs associated with the special order
b. avoidable fixed costs associated with the special order
c. effect the sale of special-order units will have on the sale of regularly priced units
d. incremental revenue from the special order
e. All of the above