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harina [27]
3 years ago
7

How large is my target market?​

Business
2 answers:
AleksandrR [38]3 years ago
7 0
?? this needs more context
Alex777 [14]3 years ago
3 0
Is all depends on the group of persons you are targeting with a specific product. If your a retailer reselling iPhones your target market would be mostly teenagers and persons in their early twenties. So you would have a large target market.
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<u>Daily Profit from selling white bread:</u>

Selling Price per loaf    $3 .0

Cost per loaf                   $1.5

Profit per loaf              1.5 ( 3.0 - 1.5)

No. of units sold per day  52

Profit per day              52 * 1.5 = 78      

<u>Daily Profit from selling specialty bread:</u>

Selling Price per loaf    $4.50

Cost per loaf                   $2.50

Profit per loaf              2 ( 4.5 - 2.5)

No. of units sold per day  28

Profit per day              28 * 2 = 56      

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Narcisco Publications established the following standard price and costs for a hardcover picture book that the company produces:
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Answer:

Pro Forma Income Statement                                     30,000 units

Sales($90 * 30,000)                                                     $2,700,000

Minus Variable Costs                                                   $1,620,000

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 - Direct Labor ($9*30,000) =270,000

 - Overhead cost(12.60*30,000)=378,000

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Contribution                                                                  $1,080,000

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 - Selling and admin cost = 108,000

Net Income                                                                   $702,000

FLEXIBLE BUDGET INCOME STATEMENT

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Sales                                             $2,610,000                 $2,790,000

Minus Variable costs                   $1,566,000                 $1,674,000

Direct Material                             $522,000                    $558,000          

Direct labor                                  $261,000                     $279,000

Overhead cost                             $365,400                    $390,600

Selling and Admin cost               $417,600                     $446,400

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 - Selling and Admin cost            $108,000                      $108,000

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Selling and Admin             $432,000                   $446,400      $14,400 U

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n- number of years

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