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xeze [42]
2 years ago
12

_____is the risk of spending too much time on the new product or on purchasing the new product.

Business
1 answer:
Mariana [72]2 years ago
4 0

Functional or performance risk is the risk of spending too much time on the new product or on purchasing the new product.

<h3>What is a functional risk?</h3>

Functional - Perceived risks can include the fear and or doubt a consumer has that the product they are buying will fail to perform its intended function.

Performance risk is the risk that the buyer, who owes the money, can legitimately avoid paying because the supplier has failed to do a good job.

The consumer might be afraid that if they buy a car, the engine or other parts may malfunction.

The possibility of the product malfunctioning and not performing as it was designed and advertised and therefore mailing to deliver the desired benefits.

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$24,000

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Answer:

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A. Estimated Income Statement for year ended December 31, 2016

Sales Revenue                                           $4,320,000

Cost of goods sold                                      3,062,000

Gross profit                                                $1,258,000

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10 Miscellaneous selling                    34,600

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13 Supplies                                       118,000

14 Miscellaneous administrative      40,400  $703,000

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Sales in units:  13,125

Sales in dollars:  $2,100,000

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Percentage of Sales: 48.6% ($2,100,000/$4,320,000)

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= $1,080,000/$555,000 = 1.95

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

1                                                 Estimated           Estimated

                                                 Fixed Cost     Variable Cost (per unit sold)

2 Production costs:

3 Direct materials                             —                  $46.00

4 Direct labor                                    —                    40.00

5 Factory overhead                $200,000.00          20.00

6 Selling expenses:

7 Sales salaries and

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9 Travel                                        12,000.00             —

10 Miscellaneous selling

expense                                         7,600.00             1.00

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13 Supplies                                  10,000.00             4.00

14 Miscellaneous administrative

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