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anastassius [24]
3 years ago
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Whats being productive

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Vika [28.1K]3 years ago
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Doing anything positive
Gwar [14]3 years ago
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Making good use of your time and getting stuff done.

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Expected sales quantity             90,000               18,000             108,000

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Less: Variable costs               8,100,000         7,344,000        15,444,000

Contribution margin           $5,400,000       $4,896,000     $10,296,000

Less: Direct fixed costs         1,200,000            960,000         2,160,000

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Selling price per unit                  $150                   $680 ($12,240,000/18,000)

Variable costs per unit                $90                   $408 ($7,344,000/18,000)

Contribution margin                    $60                   $272 ($680 - $408)

Contribution margin ratio for the company = 40% ($10,296,000/$25,740,000 x 100)

Company total fixed costs = $3,660,800 ($2,160,000 + $1,500,800)

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