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3 years ago

Giant Company has three products, A, B, and C. The following information is available:

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myrzilka [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

$24,000

Explanation:

Product A Product B Product C

sales 70,000 97000

Variable cost 37000 51000

Contribution margin 33000 46000

Avoidable cost 10,000 20000

Unavoidable cost 7000 12000 9400

Operating income 16000 14000

Total operating income if product C is dropped is (16000+14000 +3400-9400)

=$24000

Please note that Giant company with still incur the unavoidable cost even if the product is dropped. This is assumed to be a portion of the fixed overhead expenses allocated to the product in the course of normal operation.However , the loss made of 3400 will be avoided as well

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