Incremental revenue is often compared to production costs. The stained tables can be sold for $178,000.
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What is incremental revenue?</h3>
Incremental revenue is the profit that a business earns through rising sales.
It can be used to determine the additional revenue generated by a particular product, investment, or direct sale from a marketing campaign when sales value has grown.
As per the information,
the tables could be sold for $442,000 and after additional processing the tables can be sold for $620,000. The incremental revenue is equal to $620,000 - $442,000 = $178,000
Therefore,The stained tables can be sold for $178,000.
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Based on the metrics given, we can say that shipping errors were <u>not very impactful </u>on customer questions.
<h3>Relationships between metrics</h3>
- Customer questions kept rising by 2% from the first month till the third month.
- Shipping errors (shipped incorrectly) rose by 2% from the first to the second month and then stayed constant.
What we then realize is that even though questions kept rising, shipping errors only rose once which means that shipping errors did not account for much of customer questions. If it did, the customer questions would have stayed constant as well.
In conclusion, shipping errors were not very impactful.
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<span>The breakeven point in units for Fuschia is 7000 units.
You find this figure by taking the total fixed costs (84,000) and dividing it by the contribution margin (12). This gets you to the breakeven point that the company can expect.</span>
Base on the given situation above, if there is a presence of
stricter quota such as with the 30,000 tons of apricots to be provided and was
imposed on a market, it is expected that quantity demand and the imports in the
market to decrease even if the domestic quantity and price that has been
provided will increase.
I think policymakers would link social security payments to inflation to help the recipients with the increased cost of living due to inflation of prices also. I don't think small increases due to a low rate of inflation is a downside because the low rate of inflation means goods and services will not increase much in price so will still be relatively affordable.
