Next year, Celebrity wishes to increase the unit selling price to $110. Shipping will change to 2.5% of sales. Cost of goods sol
d per unit, fixed costs, and sales volume will remain the same. How will these changes affect contribution margin and net income?
1 answer:
Answer:
net income increased by $1,537.50
Explanation:
Obviously, the original income statement is missing, so I looked for a similar question:
sales revenue $16,500
COGS <u>($9,300)</u>
Gross profit $7,200
Operating exp.:
- Administrative $950
- Depreciation $1,300
- Shipping $412.50 <u>($2,662.50)</u>
Net income $4,537.50
net income increased by $4,537.50 - $3,000 = $1,537.50
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Note payable at the end of 2019
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