The Mixed Products Company sells one of its products for $180 per unit.  The Company incurs the following costs per unit:               Direct materials                                          $40.00               Direct labor                                                    18.00               Variable manufacturing overhead                 7.50               Variable selling expenses                                 4.00               Fixed manufacturing overhead                     25.00*   * $2,500,000 total fixed manufacturing overhead/ 100,000 The company has enough idle capacity to accept a one-time only special order for 20,000 units of the product for $90 per unit and will not incur any additional selling expenses if it accepts the order.   Required: Show with calculations how accepting the one-time order will affect the company’s operating income.

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The Mixed Products Company sells one of its products for $180 per unit.  The Company incurs the following costs per unit:

              Direct materials                                          $40.00

              Direct labor                                                    18.00

              Variable manufacturing overhead                 7.50

              Variable selling expenses                                 4.00

              Fixed manufacturing overhead                     25.00*

 

* $2,500,000 total fixed manufacturing overhead/ 100,000

The company has enough idle capacity to accept a one-time only special order for 20,000 units of the product for $90 per unit and will not incur any additional selling expenses if it accepts the order.

 

Required: Show with calculations how accepting the one-time order will affect the company’s operating income.

 

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