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LO3:
Choosewhethertoaddordeleteaproductlineusingrelevantinformation.
B3
36
LO4:
Computetheoptimalproductmixwhenproductionisconstrainedbyascarceresource.
A2,B2
35
51,53
LO5:
Decidewhetherajointproductshouldbeprocessedbeyondthesplit-offpoint.
A3,B4
37,38
54,55
69
LO6:
Decidewhethertokeeporreplaceequipment.
A4,B5
40
57,59
LO7:
Identifyirrelevantandmisspecifiedcosts.
26,39,41
52,58,64
71
LO8:
Discusshowperformancemeasurescanaffectdecisionmaking.
B6
43
60
RelevantInformationandDecisionMakingWithaFocusonOperationalDecisions
6-A1 (20min)
1. Thekeytothisquestioniswhatwillhappentothefixedoverheadcostsifproductionoftheboxesisdiscontinued.Assumethatall$60,000offixedcostswillcontinue.Then,SunshineStatewilllose$20,000bypurchasingtheboxesfromWeyerhaeuser:
PaymenttoWeyerhaeuser,80,000×
$2.10 $168,000
Costssaved,variablecosts 148,000
Additionalcosts $20,000
2. Somesubjectivefactorsare:
·
MightWeyerhaeuserraisepricesifSunshineStatecloseddownitsbox-makingfacility?
Willsub-contractingtheboxproductionaffectthequalityoftheboxes?
Isatimelysupplyofboxesassured,evenifthenumberneededchanges?
DoesSunshineStatesacrificeproprietaryinformationwhendisclosingtheboxspecificationstoWeyerhaeuser?
3. Inthiscasethefixedcostsarerelevant.However,itisnotthedepreciationontheoldequipmentthatisrelevant.Itisthecostofthenewequipment.Annualcostsavingsbynotproducingtheboxesnowwillbe:
Variablecosts $148,000
Investmentavoided(annualized) 80,000
Totalsaved $228,000
ThepaymenttoWeyerhaeuseris$228,000-$168,000=$60,000lessthanthesavings,soSunshineStatewouldbe$60,000betteroffsubcontractingtheproductionoftheboxes.
6-A2 (10min.)
1. Contributionmargins:
Plain=$70-$55=$15
Professional=$100-$75=$25
Contributionmarginratios:
Plain=$15÷
$70=21.4%
Professional=$25÷
$100=25%
2. PlainProfessional
a. Unitsperhour 2 1
b. Contributionmarginperunit $15 $25
Contributionmarginperhour $30 $25
Totalcontributionfor20,000hours $600,000 $500,000
3. Theplaincircularsawsarethebestuseofthescarcemachinehours.Foragivencapacity,thecriterionformaximizingprofitsistoobtainthegreatestpossiblecontributiontoprofitforeachunitofthelimitingorscarcefactor.Moreover,fixedcostsareirrelevantunlesstheirtotalisaffectedbythechoiceofproducts.
6-A3 (15min.)Tableisinthousandsofdollars.
1,2. (a) (b) (a)-(b) (c) (a)-(b)-(c)
Separable
Sales Sales Costs Incremental
Beyond at Incremental Beyond Gainor
Split-Off Split-Off Sales Split-Off (Loss)
A 230 54 176 190 (14)
B 330 32 298 300
(2)
C 175 54 121 100 21
IncreaseinoveralloperatingincomefromfurtherprocessingofA,B,andC 5
TheincrementalanalysisindicatesthatProductCshouldbeprocessedfurther,butProductsAandBshouldbesoldatsplit-off.Theoveralloperatingincomewouldbe$44,000,asfollows:
Sales:
$54,000+$32,000+$175,000 $261,000
Jointcostofgoodssold $117,000
Separablecostofgoodssold 100,000 217,000
Operatingincome $44,000
Comparethiswiththepresentoperatingincomeof$28,000.Thatis,$230,000+$330,000+$175,000-($190,000+$300,000+$100,000+$117,000)=$28,000.Theextra$16,000ofoperatingincomecomesfromeliminatingthe$16,000lossresultingfromprocessingProductsAandBbeyondthesplit-offpoint.
6-A4 (30-40min.)
Problem6-60isanextensionofthisproblem.Thetwoproblemsmakeagoodcombination.
1. Operatinginflowsforeachyear,oldmachine:
$910,000-($810,000+$60,000) $40,000
Operatinginflowsforeachyear,newmachine:
$910,000-($810,000+$22,000*) $78,000
*$60,000-$38,000
Cashflowstatements(inthousandsofdollars):
Keep Replace
Three Three
Year Years Years Year Years Years
1 2&
3 Together 1 2&
3 Together
Receipts,inflowsfromoperations 40 40 120 78 78 234
Disbursements:
Purchaseof"
old"
equipment (90)* -- (90) (90) -- (90)
new"
equipment:
Totalcostslessproceeds
fromdisposalof"
equipment($99,000-$15,000) -- -- -- (84) -- (84)
Netcashinflow(outflow) (50) 40 30 (96) 78 60
* Assumesthattheoutlayof$90,000tookplaceonJanuary2,2010,orsometimeduring2010.Somestudentswillignorethisitem,assumingcorrectlythatitisirrelevanttothedecision.However,notethatastatementfortheentireyearwasrequested.
Thedifferenceforthreeyearstakentogetheris$60,000-$30,000=$30,000.Noteparticularlythatthe$90,000bookvaluecanbeomittedfromthecomparison.Merelycrossouttheentireline;
althoughthecolumntotalswillbeaffected,thenetdifferencewillstillbe$30,000.
2. Incomestatements(inthousandsofdollars):
Years Years Year Years Years
1,2&
3 Together 1 2&
3 Together
Sales 910 2,730 910 910 2,730
Expenses:
Otherexpenses 810 2,430 810 810 2,430
Operatingofmachine 60 180 22 22 66
Depreciation 30 90* 33 33 99
Totalexpenses 900 2,700 865 865 2,595
Lossondisposal:
Proceeds("
revenue"
) -- -- (15) -- (15)
Bookvalue("
expense"
) -- -- 90 -- 90*
Loss -- -- 75 -- 75
Totalcharges 900 2,700 940 865 2,670
Netincome 10 30 (30) 45 60
*Asinpart
(1),the$90,000bookvaluecanbeomittedfromthecomparisonwithoutchangingthe$30,000difference.Thiswouldmeandroppingthedepreciationitemof$30,000peryear(acumulativeeffectof$90,000)underthe"
keep"
alternative,anddroppingthebookvalueitemof$90,000inthelossondisposalcomputationunderthe"
buy"
alternative.
Differenceforthreeyearstogether,$60,000-$30,000=$30,000.
Notethemotivationalfactorshere.AmanagermaybereluctanttoreplacesimplybecausethelargelossondisposalwillseverelyharmtheprofitperformanceinYear1.
3. Thenetdifferenceforthethreeyearstakentogetherwouldbeunaffectedbecausetheitemisapastcost.Youcansubstituteanynumberfortheoriginal$90,000figurewithoutchangingthisanswer.
Forexample,examinehowtheresultswouldchangeinpart
(1)byinserting$1millionwherethe$90,000nowappears(inthousandsofdollars):
Keep:
Replace:
ThreeYears ThreeYears
Together Together Difference
Receipts,inflowsfromoperations 120 234 114
Purchaseofoldequipment (1,000) (1,000) 0
Purchaseofnewequipment:
Grossprice (99)
Disposalproceedsof"
15 -- (84) (84)
Netcashoutflow (880) (850) 30
Insum,thismaybeahorriblesituation.Themanagerreallyblundered.Butkeepingtheoldequipmentwillcompoundtheblundertothecumulativetuneof$30,000overthenextthreeyears.
4. Diplomatically,Leeshouldtrytoconveythefollowing.Allofustendtoindulgeintheerroneousideathatwecansoothethewoundedprideofabadpurchasedecisionbyusingtheiteminsteadofreplacingit.Thefallacyisbelievingthatacurrentorfutureactioncaninfluencethelong-runimpactofapastoutlay.Allpastcostsaredownthedrain.Nothingcanchangewhathasalreadyhappened.The$90,000hasbeenspent.Subsequentaccountingfortheitemisirrelevant.Theschedulesinparts
(1)and
(2)clearlyshowthatwemaycompletelyignorethe$90,000originaloutlayandstillhaveacorrectanalysis.Theimportantpointisthatthe$90,000isnotanelementofdifferencebetweenalternativesand,therefore,maybesafelyignored.Theonlyrelevantitemsarethoseexpectedfutureitemsthatwilldifferbetweenalternatives.
5. The$90,000purchaseoftheoriginalequipment,thesales,andtheotherexpensesareirrelevantbecausetheyarecommontobothalternatives.Therelevantitemsarethefollowing(inthousandsofdollars):
ThreeYears
Together
Keep Replace
Operatingofmachine
(3×
$60;
3×
$22) $180 $66
Incrementalcostofnewmachine:
Totalcost $99
Lessproceedsofoldmachine 15
Incrementalcost -- 84
Totalrelevantcosts $180 $150
Differenceinfavorofbuying $306-B1 (15-20min.)
1. Make Buy
Total PerUnit Total PerUnit
Purchasecost €10,000,000 €50
Directmaterial €5,500,000 €27.50
Directlabor 1,900,000 9.50
Factoryoverhead,variable 1,100,000 5.50
Factoryoverhead,fixed
avoided 900,000 4.50
Totalrelevantcosts €9,400,000 €47.00 €10,000,000 €50
Differenceinfavorofmaking €600,000 €3.00
Thenumericaldifferenceinfavorofmakingis€600,000or€3.00perunit.Therelevantfixedcostsare€900,000,not€3,000,000.
2. BuyandLeave
Make CapacityIdle BuyandRent
Rentrevenue -- -- €1,150,000
Obtainingofcomponents €(9,400,000) €(10,000,000) €(10,000,000)
Netrelevantcosts €(9,400,000) €(10,000,000) €(8,850,000)
Thefinalcolumnindicatesthatbuyingthecomponentsandrentingthevacatedcapacity