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ivanzaharov [21]
3 years ago
6

Which type of tort happens when you unfairly damage another company's reputation?

Business
1 answer:
Roman55 [17]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

D

Explanation:

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O To raise money for the corporation.

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A company sells 15,000 units of its single product annually. Annual revenues are $450,000, variable costs are $315,000, and fixe
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Decrease in profit = $9,000

Explanation:

The impact on the profit would be the sum of the increase in contribution from the special order less the lost contribution by forgoing the standard order.

Accepting the special order of 3,000 units would mean losing standard contribution on 2,000 units from the current sales unit of 15,000. Remember the company only has excess capacity of 1, 000 units i.e (16000-15,000) So, the additional 2,000 units would need to be forgone at standard price.

Variable cost per unit = 315,000/15,000 = $21

Standard selling price = 450,000/15,000 = $30

Special order price = $24

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Additional contribution from special order = (24-21) × 3,000 =  9,000

Lost contribution from forgoing standard order (30-21) × 2000 =(<u>18,000)</u>

Decrease in profit                                                                          <u> (9,000)</u>

By accepting the special order, the company would lose $9,000 of its profit

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Service charge for reading the code from a single car engine = $50

Variable cost of reading per car engine = $10

Number of engines to read their codes = 200

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The amount to charge in order to break-even is:

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