A consumer buys a pair of Dockers mens casual pants for $59.95. The manufacturer's cost is $8.58. The retailers markup on a selling price basis is 60%. The manufacturers markup on a selling price basis is 50%. (In performing all calculations round off to two decimal places).

(a) What is the manufacturers contribution per unit (CPU)?

		$11.89
		$7.18
		$21.77
		$15.16

Part 2

A consumer buys a pair of Dockers mens casual pants for $59.95. The manufacturer's cost is $8.58. The retailers markup on a selling price basis is 60%. The manufacturers markup on a selling price basis is 50%. (In performing all calculations round off to two decimal places).

(b) What is the retailers markup (%) on a cost basis?

		150% (rounded)
		123% (rounded)
		89% (rounded)
		97% (rounded)

Part 3

1. A consumer buys a pair of Dockers mens casual pants for $59.95. The manufacturer's cost is $8.58. The retailers markup on a selling price basis is 60%. The manufacturers markup on a selling price basis is 50%. (In performing all calculations round off to two decimal places).

   (c) What is the wholesalers cost per tea kettle?

   		$9.46
   		$21.11
   		$15.76
   		$13.24

Part 4

1. A consumer buys a pair of Dockers mens casual pants for $59.95. The manufacturer's cost is $8.58. The retailers markup on a selling price basis is 60%. The manufacturers markup on a selling price basis is 50%. (In performing all calculations round off to two decimal places).

   (d) What is the retailers contribution margin (CM)?

   		71% (rounded)
   		44% (rounded)
   		60% (rounded)
   		29% (rounded)

PArt 5

1. A consumer buys a pair of Dockers mens casual pants for $59.95. The manufacturer's cost is $8.58. The retailers markup on a selling price basis is 60%. The manufacturers markup on a selling price basis is 50%. (In performing all calculations round off to two decimal places).

   (e) What is the wholesalers markup (%) on a cost basis?

   		36.65%
   		43.18%
   		41,23%
   		52.16%

PArt 6

1. A consumer buys a pair of Dockers mens casual pants for $59.95. The manufacturer's cost is $8.58. The retailers markup on a selling price basis is 60%. The manufacturers markup on a selling price basis is 50%. (In performing all calculations round off to two decimal places).

   (f) If the manufacturer sells 1,016,840 units of these pants, what is the manufacturers total contribution?

   		$7,812,334.84
   		$10,866,544.27
   		$7,300,911.20
   		$5,398,252.61