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    Oct 19, 2012, 05:53 PM
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    CVP and comprehensive activity-based analysis:
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    Cool Camping Company is a major manufacturer of tents, which are sold
    Directly to discount department stores and camping equipment suppliers. The
    Company has recently introduced activity based costing and the following
    Activities and costs have been identified.
    Activity Level of activity Planned costs
    Production costs:
    Production and process Product $50,000 per product
    Design

    Moving materials to Batch $100 per batch
    Cutting area

    Setting up pattern cutting Batch $250 per batch
    Machines

    Moving materials to
    Sewing area Batch $120 per batch

    Setting up sewing
    Machines Batch $180 per batch

    Cutting pattern Unit $15 per unit

    Stitching Unit $45 per unit

    Waterproofing seams Unit $10 per unit

    Inspection Unit $11 per unit

    Packaging Unit $4 per unit

    Customer related costs:
    Processing customer Order $70 per order
    Order

    Delivering the product Order $140 per order

    Sales calls Customer $150 per customer

    Handling customer
    Complaints Customer $75 per customer

    Advertising in retail Market $24,000
    Trade magazines

    Other costs
    Administration Facility $220,000


    The company expects to manufacture and sell 75,000 tents next year, at a
    Selling price of $205 each. It is estimated that this will involve producing 1,875
    Batches of tents for 185 customers, who will place a total of 3,750 orders during
    The year. The direct material cost per tent is estimated to be $70.
    Required:
    1. Use a spreadsheet to develop a profit model for Cool Camping
    Company and estimate the planned level of profit.

    2. Use your profit model to estimate how many tents the company
    Would need to break even.

    3. Use your profit model to estimate how many tents the company
    Would need to sell to make a profit of $950,000.

    4. Estimate the company’s safety margin and explain the significance
    Of this information to the company’s management.

    5. The company’s marketing department has forecast that sales could
    Be increased by 10,000 units, if the selling price was decreased by
    $15 per unit and by 20,000 units if the selling price was decreased
    By $10 per unit. Use your profit model to assess the effects of these
    Changes. The number of batches produced and customers’ orders
    Placed will increase proportionately, but the number of customers
    Will remain unchanged at 185.

    6. The marketing manager has recommended that the company cease
    Trading with camping equipment suppliers and concentrate on the
    Discount department store market. It is estimated that this will
    Decrease sales by 15,000 tents, reduce the number of customers by
    11 and the number of order by 2,700. Production will be based on
    The same batch size as currently used. Use your profit model to
    Assess the effects of these changes.

    7. Write a report to the company’s management explaining the profit
    Implications of the initial forecast level of activity and
    Recommending whether the company should:
    a. Decrease its selling price and if so, by how much
    b. Cease trading with camping equipment suppliers
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    Oct 21, 2012, 02:05 PM
    We don't provide model answers what is your question

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