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3 years ago

What would a competitive retailer have to do to get your patronage?

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For a competitive retailer to get a consumer's patronage, they should implement strategies of attracting their consumers of which will likely gain their support and make their consumers many than of their competitors. An example of this is by having to offer discounts in means of attracting other consumers to buy their products as a means of having to gain their support.

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Explanation:

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Material Quantity Variance = (Actual Quantity Used * Standard Unit Cost )-

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2 years ago

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The correct answer is that the company should charge more to the business travelers and charges less to the vacationers.

Explanation:

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3 years ago

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Khaling Company sold 26,850 units last year at $15.80 each. Variable cost was $11.70, and total fixed cost was $116,440. Require

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Answer:

1.Operating Income (loss) (2122)

2. Break even point in units = 28126

3. Required Sales in Units=30899

Explanation:

Khaling Company

Income Statement

Sales (26,850units* $ 15.84) $ 425304

Less

Variable Costs ( $11.70* 26580 units) $ 31,0986

Contribution Margin 114,318

Less Fixed Costs $116,440

Operating Income (loss) (2122)

2. Break even point in units = Fixed Costs/ Contribution Margin Per unit

= $116,440/$ 15.84-$11.70

=$116,440/ 4.14

= 28,125.6= 28126 units

We find the Contribution Margin Per unit by subtracting variable cost per unit from sales price per unit.

3. Required Sales in Units = Fixed Costs + Targeted Income/ Contribution Margin Per unit

=$116,440 +$11,480 /$ 15.84-$11.70

= 127920/4.14= 30898.5= 30899 units

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