Technically, the new contract reduces profit of the company by $3,980. By itself, this one-year contract appears not to be worth the effort of hiring and training new, part-time consultants.…
A) Commercial = $1,000/hr , 30% demand decrease Intracompany: 223 hrs * $400/hr = $89,200 Commercial: 97 hrs * $1,000/hr = $97,000 Total: 320 hrs $186,200 Variable Exp: 320 hrs * 28.7/hr = $9,184 Sales $186,200 Variable Expenses ($9,184) Contribution Margin $177,016 Fixed Expenses…
Profit = Income - Cost = 180x - 126x - 540000 = 54x - 540000…
8) Assume the price of a product sold by a purely competitive firm is $5. Given the data in the accompanying table (bottom left), at what output is the total profit highest in the short run?…
2. For each expense that is variable with respect to revenue hours, calculate the cost per revenue hour. Jan 1,546 7,896 9,442 329 28.70 0.03 Feb 1,485 7,584 9,069 316 28.70 0.03 Mar 1,697 8,664 10,361 361 28.70 (costs/hours) 0.03 (hours/costs)…
The loss and revenue are identifies on the individual firm graph. Total cost is equal to the sum of the losses and revenue. The decision about whether this firm shuts down or remains in the market depends on the postion of the average variable cost.…
3 The computer equipment is a fixed cost due to the fact that normally they were purchased before starts the business and so they are independent from the revenue.…
New Contribution Margin = New Price per unit – Variable cost per unit =$8.5-$2.5 =$6…
Question: 1. What share does Jones Blair have of the rural household market segment? Rural professional market?…
Given a product price, as well as fixed and variable costs at different production levels, be able to determine whether the firm earns an economic profit, breaks even, or incurs an economic loss at the best possible production level. Also be able to determine how much the profit or loss will be (similar to a question you had on Quiz 1).…
A pencil manufacturer is in a perfectly competitive market. The firm can sell as much as it wants at a price of $1.50 per pencil. At some production levels, its average variable costs are less than $1.50, but there is not production level where its average total cost is equal or less than $1.50. What would be your recommendation to the pencil manufacturer?…
As shown in the Excel Worksheet (Question #1), the best course of action following a competitors price decrease is to not change prices. I reduction in price by 10% leads to a subsequent reduction in Margins by 25%, but this is only offset by an increase in sales of 20%. As a result, holding prices constant sees a Total Margin of 32,000,000 which is preferable to the 30,000,000 Total Margin that a price reduction would see.…