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zepelin [54]
3 years ago
6

A constant-cost industry

Business
1 answer:
Vika [28.1K]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

C) has a horizontal long-run supply curve.

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Answer:

Sushi Corp.

Depreciation Schedule:

            Income Statement   Balance Sheet

Year Depreciation Expense  Cost          Accumulated     Book Value

                                                                 Depreciation

At acquisition                          $51,300

Straight-line method:

1             $16,200                   $51,300        $16,200            $35,100

2           $16,200                   $51,300        $32,400            $18,900

3          $16,200                   $51,300        $48,600             $2,700

Units-of-production method:

1              $11,664                   $51,300        $11,664             $39,636

2           $26,730                   $51,300        $38,394            $12,906

3           $10,206                   $51,300        $48,600             $2,700

Double-declining-balance method:

1            $34,371                   $51,300          $34,371               $16,929

2           $11,342                   $51,300          $45,713                $5,587

3          $2,887                    $51,300        $48,600                $2,700

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Cost of electronic payment equipment = $51,300

Residual value = $2,700

Depreciable amount = $48,600 ($51,300 - $2,700)

Volume of payments = 275,000

Useful life = 3 years

Year 1 expected payment transaction = 66,000

Year 2 expected payment transaction = 151,250

Year 3 expected payment transaction = 57,750

b) Straight-line method:

Depreciation expense per year =  $16,200 ($48,600/3)

b) Units-of-production method:

Depreciation expense per:

Year 1 = 66,000/275,000 * $48,600 = $11,664

Year 2 = 151,250/275,000 * $48,600 = $26,730

Year 3 = 57,750/275,000 * $48,600 = $10,206

c) Double-declining-balance method:

Depreciation rate = 100/3 * 2 = 67%

Depreciation expense per:

Year 1 = $51,300 * 67% = $34,371

Year 2 = $16,929 * 67% =   11,342

Year 3 = $2,887 ($5,587 - $2,700)

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Amount to be transferred out of Work in process = 5,400 units * $63.13

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Explanation:

Finished goods

opening       1,100

production   5,300

closing        - 1,000

Finished good = 5,400 units

Completed goods = finished goods transferred + 20% complete WIP

                              = 5,400 + 200 units (1000*20%)

                              = 5,600 units

Total cost = $2,540 + $351,000

                =$353,540

Cost per unit  =  Total cost / Completed goods

                       = $353,540 /5,600 units

                       = $63.13

Even though the 200 units (1000*20%) are completed and are included in calculating the cost per unit but they are not transferred to the finished goods only 5,400 units are transferred to finished goods.

The only reason for the 200 units inclusion on calculating the cost per units is that they are complete and in the total cost they are included as they were incurred alongside the 5400 units transferred.

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Change in annual operating income from discontinued business:

Annual Operating Income would reduce by $78,000.

Explanation:

a) Calculation of the Net Income Lost:

Loss of Contribution        ($99,000)

Avoidable fixed cost          $21,000

Reduction of Income       ($78,000)

b) The line of purses contributes $80,000 towards the company's fixed cost.  Therefore, discontinuing this line of business would lead to the loss of this steam of income.  The amount of reduced operating income will be $78,000 ($80,000 - 2,000).

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