. Compute ROI for Division A. b. Compute residual income for Division B. c. Division A could increase its profit by $40,000 by increasing its investment by $150,000. Compute its total residual income.
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a. Compute
b. Compute residual income for Division B.
c. Division A could increase its profit by $40,000 by increasing its investment by $150,000. Compute
its total residual income.
d. Division A could increase its return on sales by one percentage point, while keeping the same total
sales and investment. Compute its ROI.
e. Division B could reduce its investment so that its asset turnover increased by one time, while
holding total sales constant. Compute its ROI.
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I would then like to have a projected income statement based on the new market share and new production costs. The planned selling price will be the same, or maybe even 10 percent lower. Projections based on the two price scenarios would be needed. h. MANAGER: My engineers have said that by redesigning our two main production processes, we can reduce move time by 90 percent and wait time by 85 percent. This would decrease cycle time and virtually eliminate the need to carry finished goods inventories. On-time deliveries would also increase dramatically. This would produce cost savings of nearly 20,000,000 per year. Market share and revenues would also increase. Required: 1. Describe each of the four managerial responsibilities. 2. Identify the managerial activity or activities applicable for each scenario, and indicate the role of accounting information in the activity.Evans Company had total sales of 3,000,000 for fiscal 20x5. The costs of quality-related activities are given below. 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