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3 years ago

IN the light of Nike Case, identify the following:

Business

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Agata [3.3K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Nike company follows brand recognition marketing strategy.

Nike focuses on market trends rather than product features.

Explanation:

Nike has great brand image among its customers. It focusses on its brand and launches new products with heavy R&D experiences. The management of Nike focus on market orientation rather than product orientation. It identifies the market trends and then customizes its product according to customers needs.

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A) Contribution margin : Product X: $8; Product Y: $12

B)The expected net income: $18,000

C) Break-even point in units for each product is Product X 19,500 units, Product Y 6,500 units.

D) Break-even point in units for each product is Product X 14,625 units, Product Y 9,750 units.

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A) Contribution margin for each product:

Product X = Selling price of X - Variable cost of X = 46 - 38 = $8

Product Y = Selling price of Y - Variable cost of Y = 36 - 24 = $12

B) The expected net income:

Expected net income = Contribution margin of product X x Units of Product X sold + Contribution margin of product Y x Units of Product Y sold - Fixed cost = 8 x 21,000 + 12 x 7,000 - 234,000 = $18,000

C) The break-even point in units for each product assuming the sales mix is 3 units of Product X for every 1 unit of Product Y:

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D) The break-even point in units for each product assuming the sales mix is 3 units of Product X for every 2 units of Product Y:

Denote b is the number of Y BEP (in units) => 3b/2 is the number of X in BEP (in units)

We have 3b/2 x 8 + b x 12 = 234,000 <=> 24b = 234,000 <=> b = $9,750 <=> 3b/2 = 14,625

Thus, break-even point in units for each product is Product X 14,625 units, Product Y 9,750 units.

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