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10 October, 02:47

Custom Shoes Co. has gathered the following information concerning one model of the shoe:

Variable manufacturing costs $40,000

Variable selling and administrative costs $20,000

Fixed manufacturing costs $160,000

Fixed selling and administrative costs $120,000

Investment $1,700,000

ROI 30%

Planned production and sales 5,000 pairs

What is the target selling price per pair of shoes?

a. $142

b. $170

c. $114

d. $158

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  1. 10 October, 03:11
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    b. $170

    Explanation:

    The computation of target selling price per pair of shoes is shown below:-

    Return on investment = $1,700,000 * 30%

    = $510,000

    Total variable cost = Variable manufacturing costs + Variable selling and administrative costs

    = $40,000 + $20,000

    = $60,000

    Variable cost per unit = Total variable cost : Planned production and sales

    = $60,000 : 5,000

    = $12

    Total Fixed cost = Fixed manufacturing costs + Fixed selling and administrative costs

    = $160,000 + $120,000

    = $280,000

    Target profit = Total Contribution - Fixed cost

    Total Contribution = Return on investment + Total Fixed cost

    = $510,000 + $280,000

    = $790,000

    Contribution per unit = Total Contribution : Planned production and sales

    = $790,000 : 5000

    = $158

    So, Selling price per unit = Contribution per unit + Variable cost per unit

    = $158 + $12

    = $170

    Therefore for computing the the selling price per unit we simply applied the above formula.
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