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MAVERICK [17]
3 years ago
15

You are hired as a consultant for Skater Boys Incorporated, a firm with over five years

Business
1 answer:
In-s [12.5K]3 years ago
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a. The associated costs of each decision are as follows:

                               <u>Refurbishment</u>      <u>Modifications</u>    <u>New Equipment</u>

Variable cost                   $1.10                    $0.70                   $0.40

Expected unit sales      3,000                    3,000                   3,000

Total variable costs  $3,300                  $2,100                  $1,200

Total Fixed costs             800                     1,100                     1,800

Total costs                  $4,100                 $3,200                 $3,000

b. The Skater Boys Inc. should <em>purchase</em><em> new equipment</em> instead of <em>refurbishing or modifying</em> its old equipment.  The total cost it incurs with the purchase of new equipment is <u>much less</u> than the other alternatives.

c. If expected demand is between <u>1,000 and 2,000 skates</u>, Modifications of old equipment will be the best alternative.

It is not the same alternative chosen for <em>part b</em>.  The reason for the difference is that the total cost for <em>part b</em> favors the purchase of new equipment, whereas, the total cost for<em> part c</em> favors the modifications of the old equipment.

d. If the actual demand is 4,500 skates, the Skater Boys Inc should purchase new equipment because the total cost is $3,600, far less than the total costs of the other alternatives.

Data and Calculations:

                               <u>Refurbishment</u>      <u>Modifications</u>    <u>New Equipment</u>

Fixed Cost                     $800                   $1,100                 $1,800

Variable cost                  $1.10                   $0.70                   $0.40

Assumed unit sales     3,000                   3,000                   3,000

Total variable costs  $3,300                  $2,100                  $1,200

Total Fixed costs           800                     1,100                     1,800

Total costs                $4,100                 $3,200                 $3,000

                                   <u>Refurbishment</u>        <u>Modifications</u>      <u>New Equipment</u>

Expected demand      1,000     2,000      1,000    2,000       1,000     2,000

Total variable costs  $1,100   $2,200       $700   $1,400       $400      $800

Fixed costs                   800        800        1,100      1,100       1,800       1,800

Total costs               $1,900   $3,000    $1,800 $2,500    $2,200   $2,600

                                   Refurbishment      Modifications      New Equipment

Expected demand            4,500                   4,500                   4,500

Total variable costs        $4,950                  $3,150                  $1,800

Total Fixed costs                 800                     1,100                     1,800

Total costs                      $5,750                 $4,250                 $3,600

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