Economic profits that are present in the short run.
For the first investment the solution as follows
Annual depreciation
600,000÷6 years=100,000
Net annual cash flows
100,000+155,000=255,000
Present value
255,000×4.11141+16,600×0.50663
=1,056,819.608
Net present value
1,056,819.608−600,000=456,819.608
For the second investment the solution as follows
Annual depreciation
390,000÷8 years=48,750
Net annual cash flows
48,750+60,000=108,750
Present value
108,750×4.96764+24,500×0.40388
=550,125.91
Net present value
550,125.91−390,000=160,125.91
Answer:
the relevant cost to make is $44.35
Explanation:
given data
Direct material = $ 8.10
Direct labor = 24.10
Overhead = 40.50
Total product cost per unit = $ 72.70
Cost of purchase = $42.35
solution
we know here that 70% of overhead cost is unavoidable
so we can say that it will not be considered for decision making
so here Cost of manufacturing will be
Cost of manufacturing = $8.10 + $24.10 + ( 30% of $40.50 )
Cost of manufacturing = $44.35
and
Cost of purchase is = $42.35
so here we can say the relevant cost to make is $44.35
