In the breakeven analysis, fixed costs are constant. Over time these expenses can change. Give some examples of fixed costs that change over time.

California​ Gardens, Inc.,​ prewashes, shreds, and distributes a variety of salad mixes in​ 2-pound bags. Doug​ Voss, Operations​ VP, is considering a new​ Hi-Speed shredder to replace the old​ machine, referred to in the shop as​ "Clunker." Hi-Speed will have a fixed cost of ​$87,000 per month and a variable cost of ​$1.20 per bag. Clunker has a fixed cost of only ​$31,000 per​ month, but a variable cost of ​$1.70. Selling price is ​$2.40 per bag. Part 2 ​a) What is the crossover point in units​ (point of​ indifference) for the​ processes? The crossover point is 112000 units. ​(Round your response to the nearest whole​ number.) Part 3 ​b) What is the monthly profit or loss if the company changes to the​ Hi-Speed shredder and sells 90,000 bags per​ month?   The monthly profit or loss if the company changes to the​ Hi-Speed shredder and sells 90,000 bags per month is ​$enter your response here. ​(Round your response to the nearest dollar and include a minus sign if​ necessary.)

PLEASE PROVIDE A COMPLETE AND CORRECT SOLUTION AND ANSWER ASAP. The fixed cost at Harley Motors is $5 million annually. The main product has revenue of $89 per unit and $45 per variable cost. Estimate te following (A) Breakeven quantity per year; (B) Annual profit if 100,000 units are sold, and if 200,000 units are sold

The fixed cost at Harley Motors is $5 million annually. The main product has revenue of $89 per unit and $45 variable cost. Estimate the following: (a) Breakeven quantity per year; and (b) annual profit if 100,000 units are sold, and if 200,000 units are sold.

For a motor to operate a pump, a design engineer must choose the horsepower. Horsepower rating is a design characteristic that can vary from 10 to 40 horsepower. The motor will cost $120 per year to operate, plus $0.60 per horsepower. The running expenses of such motors will be $0.055 per horsepower-hour divided by the horsepower rating. Each year, 9,000 horsepower-hours will be required.   Determine how much horsepower should be supplied to keep the overall yearly cost to a minimal. Demonstrate that your entire cost each year has been reduced.

Determine the breakeven point in terms of number of units produced per month and draw its corresponding break-even chart using the following data:➢ Selling price/unit 600 PhP➢ Total monthly overhead expenses 428,000 PhP➢ Labor cost 115 PhP➢ Cost of Materials 76 PhP➢ Other variable 2.32 Php

The economic order quantity of Inc. is 1,000 unit.  They sold their sole product for a selling price of P5. It takes P20,000 a year for Inc. in ordering 1,000 units per transaction. Carrying cost is P4 per unit per year. The lead time for this product is one week. How much sales revenue should Inc. have for this economic order quantity to be plausible? (Use 360 days a year)

A company planning to manufacture Webcams has to decide on the location of the production facility. Three location are being considered A, B and C. the fixed costs at the three locations are estimated to be $40000, $65000, and $32000 per year respectively. The variable costs are $4, $2.5 and $4.5 per unit, selling price in three location is $110, $180 and $90 respectively. Maximum capacity is 12000 unit/year in A, 19500 unit/year in B and 9600 unit/year in C. Find the following below: 1- Break- Even quantity in three location2- Profit or loss in location A when quantity is 400 and 300 3- Profit or loss in location B when quantity is 350 and 450 4- Profit or loss in location C when quantity is 425 and 325 5- Maximum revenues in A, B and C6- Range of profit at Demand in A, B and C Sketch the Break – Even chart each three location

A suburban lawn-care company has nonincremental fixed costs of $6,000 per month.  It currently services 400 lawns per month at an average price of $30 per lawn.  The company’s variable costs are $15 per lawn.  If the company’s total sales increase beyond 550 lawns per month (i.e., 150 more lawns than are currently serviced), new equipment would have to be purchased that would involve incremental fixed costs of $760 per month. (a)   Calculate the breakeven sales level for a $5 per lawn price increase.  Show your work. (b)  Calculate the breakeven sales level for a $5 per lawn price decrease.  Show your work.  (Hint: consider the possibility of incremental fixed costs.) (c)  Data from past price changes indicates that the company can expect a price elasticity of –1.2.  Based on this price elasticity, calculate the unit sales change that the company could expect from a $5 price increase.  Then calculate the unit sales change that the company could expect from a $5 price decrease.  Show…