Your business provides a service to local residents. Your fixed costs are $2,000 per month, and you expect 40 customers per month. The variable cost associated with each service is $35.
1. Using cost-based pricing and a markup of 20%, what should the price be? Show calculations.
2. Using breakeven analysis, what should the break-even volume of production be? Show calculations.
3. Using target costing, a price you think is acceptable to customers ($99) and an acceptable profit margin (20%), what should the price be? Show calculations.
4. If your nearest competitor charges $95, what should the price be? Explain.
5. With all this information and the results you calculated for parts 1-4, what do you think your price should be?
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35x2000=7.00 = 42. markup
Your business provides a service to local residents. Your fixed costs are $2,000 per month, and you expect 40 customers per month. The variable cost associated with each service is $35.
1. Using cost-based pricing and a markup of 20%, what should the price be? Show calculations.
2. Using breakeven analysis, what should the break-even volume of production be? Show calculations.
3. Using target costing, a price you think is acceptable to customers ($99) and an acceptable profit margin (20%), what should the price be? Show calculations.
4. If your nearest competitor charges $95, what should the price be? Explain.
5. With all this information and the results you calculated for parts 1-4, what do you think your price should be?
1. Using cost-based pricing and a markup of 20%, what should the price be? Show calculations.
2. Using breakeven analysis, what should the break-even volume of production be? Show calculations.
3. Using target costing, a price you think is acceptable to customers ($99) and an acceptable profit margin (20%), what should the price be? Show calculations.
4. If your nearest competitor charges $95, what should the price be? Explain.
5. With all this information and the results you calculated for parts 1-4, what do you think your price should be?
What to Do: Consider the following, and then do the calculations to solve (formulas and concept explanations in the book).
Your business provides a service to local residents. Your fixed costs are $2,000 per month, and you expect 40 customers per month. The variable cost associated with each service is $35.
1. Using cost-based pricing and a markup of 20%, what should the price be? Show calculations.
2. Using breakeven analysis, what should the break-even volume of production be? Show calculations.
3. Using target costing, a price you think is acceptable to customers ($99) and an acceptable profit margin (20%), what should the price be? Show calculations.
4. If your nearest competitor charges $95, what should the price be? Explain.
5. With all this information and the results you calculated for parts 1-4, what do you think your price should be?
Your business provides a service to local residents. Your fixed costs are $2,000 per month, and you expect 40 customers per month. The variable cost associated with each service is $35.
1. Using cost-based pricing and a markup of 20%, what should the price be? Show calculations.
2. Using breakeven analysis, what should the break-even volume of production be? Show calculations.
3. Using target costing, a price you think is acceptable to customers ($99) and an acceptable profit margin (20%), what should the price be? Show calculations.
4. If your nearest competitor charges $95, what should the price be? Explain.
5. With all this information and the results you calculated for parts 1-4, what do you think your price should be?
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