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Investment Division A
ROI=(Net Operating Income Division A+ Net Operating Income New Product Line)/(Investment Division A+ Inves
ROI=(1,800,000+960,000)/(6,000,000+4,000,000)
ROI=2,760,000/10,000,000
ROI=27.60 %
3 If you were Division A's manager, would you accept the product line?
Based on the computation, Division A's ROI will decrease if I added the new product line.
It is still near the 30% ROI of Division A.
As a division manager, I will not accept the new product line despite exceeding the minimum required rate of
Based on the following justifications:
Justifications:
1. ROI w/ the new product line is lesser than the current Division A's ROI
2.If Return of Investment is a performance measure as a division manager ,this would make my performance
3. Efforts in creating the new product line such as hiring of additional employees and buying of new equipme
4. Possibilities of not meeting the said projections
4 If you were the CEO of Jamaica Company, would you advise Division A manager to add the new product line? Ju
Despite of the projections, As a CEO I would like to take chances on adding a new product line.
Based on the following justifications:
1. Division A's ROI when a new product is added is near the original ROI.
2. Possibilities of making higher sales.
3. New Product Line's Variable Cost is comprised of 60% and I can ask the division manager to investigate on
4. Division A's product expansion
5 Suppose that the Company set a minimum return of 20% of its invested assets,
and that the divisional performance is evaluated by the residual income approache:
a. Determine the residual income of Division A last year and its new residual income if the new product line is a
Percent Cost of Capital is equivalent to the Minimum Required Rate of Return
Residual Income= Operating Income -(Minimum Required Rate of Return * Average Operating Assets)
Residual Income Last Year= Operating Income -(Minimum Required Rate of Return * Average Operating Asset
Residual Income Last Year= 1,800,000 -(20% * 6,000,000)
Residual Income Last Year= Php 600,000
Residual Income w/ new product line= (Operating Income Div. A + Operating Income New Product Line) -(Min
Line))
Residual Income w/ new product line=(1,800,000+960,000)-((20%*(6,000,000+4,000,000))
Residual Income w/ new product line=2,760,000-(20%*10,000,000)
Residual Income w/ new product line=2,760,000-(20%*10,000,000)
Residual Income w/ new product line=2,760,000-2,000,000
Residual Income w/ new product line=Php 760,000
b. Under these circumstances, if you are Divison A's manager , would you accept the new product line?
As Division A's manager projected residual income with the new product line is higher than the residual incom
I would accept the new product line.
Aside that the projection shown an additional residual income of Php 160,000 (from 760,000-600,000)
as a division manager, the main focus is actually increasing the residual income.
PRACTICE DRILL 2
Given:
Sales
Cost of goods sold
Gross Profit
Fixed Costs
Net Income:
City of Smiles Contribution Margin= City of Smiles Net Income + Traceable Fixed Income + Allocated Income
City of Smiles Contribution Margin=170,000+120,000+30,000
City of Smiles Contribution Margin
City of Smiles Total Variable Costs= City of Smiles Sales -City of Smiles Contribution Margin
City of Smiles Total Variable Costs= 500,000 -320,000
City of Smiles Variable Costs -Small= City of Smiles Total Variable Cost- City of Smiles Variable Cost-Big
City of Smiles Variable Costs -Small= 180,000- 120,000
City of Smiles Variable Costs -Small
Total Allocated Fixed Cost= Queen City Allocated Fixed Cost/ Rate of Allocation Queen City
Total Allocated Fixed Cost= 50,000/62.50%
City of Smiles Allocated Fixed Cost= Total Allocated Fixed Cost * Rate of Allocation City of Smiles
City of Smiles Allocated Fixed Cost= 80,000*37.50%
Sales
Variable Costs:
Big
Small
Less: Total Variable Costs
Contribution Margin
Traceable Fixed Costs:
Big
Small
Less: Total Traceable Fixed Costs:
Less: Allocated Fixed Costs from Corporate Headquarters (Php 80,000)
Queen City - 62.5% of 80,000 and City of Smiles -37.5% of 80,000
Net Income:
Analysis
24,500,000
14,700,000
9,800,000
8,000,000
1,800,000
6,000,000
8,000,000
60%
4,800,000
3,200,000
2,240,000
960,000
4,000,000
w product line.
ng Income New Product Line) -(Minimum Required Rate of Return *(Avg. Operating Assets Div.A + Operating Assets New Product
00+4,000,000))
120,000
180,000
300,000
320,000
ribution Margin
180,000
120,000
60,000
50,000