Business Costs	Product or Period Cost	Variable or Fixed Cost	Per Unit Cost (Variable) Annual Cost (Fixed)
Artist - contract	Product	Fixed	$10,000
Artist - design fee	Product	Fixed	$3,600
Computer/Printer	90% Product	Fixed	$5,400
Computer/Printer	10% Period	Fixed	$600
Depreciation - Computer/Printer	90% Product	Fixed	$1,800
Depreciation - Computer/Printer	10% Period	Fixed	$200
Depreciation - Heat Press Machine	Product	Fixed	$1,500
Heat Press Machine	Product	Fixed	$4,500
Liability Insurance	Period	Fixed	$3,600
Mall Rent (Manufacutring)	90% Product	Fixed	$27,000
Mall Rent (Non-Manufacturing)	10% Period	Fixed	$3,000
Owners (shared)	Period	Fixed	$12,000
Parties	Period	Fixed	$4,000
Storage Unit (Manufacturing)	Product	Fixed	$1,500
Inkjet Cartridges	Product	Variable	$0.10
Inkjet Cartridges	Period	Variable	$0.02
Laser Paper	Period	Variable	$0.02
Student Workers (3)	Product	Variable	$0.80
Student Workers (3)	Period	Variable	$0.40
T-shirts	Product	Variable	$3.75
Transfer Paper	Product	Variable	$0.40
Wrapping Paper/Box	Period	Variable	$0.20
Fixed (a) =	$68,200.00	(included list of fixed business costs)
Variable (b) =	$5.69	(included list of variable business costs)
Y =68200+5.69X

Questions are- Please answer with how on however many you can!

1. Assume that you make and sell 7,800 t-shirts in the first year. Use your cost formula to calculate your first year’s total cost. If you sell these t-shirts at $15 each, how much would net profit be in the first y e a r ? Year ending 12/31/2020.

Now you have developed your cost estimates, let’s do some evaluations on this proposed business. a. Continue to assume that 7,800 t-shirts will be made and sold in the first year. What is your product cost per unit under absorption costing? What is your product cost per unit under variable costing?

b. Based on the estimated sales level of 7,800 t-shirts for the first year, prepare your company’s (forecasted) income statement for the year ended on 12/31/2020 using both (1) the traditional format based on the absorption costing and (2) the contribution format based on the variable costing.

c. Calculate contribution margin per T-shirt and contribution margin ratio. d. Calculate how many T-shirts you need to sell in order to break-even. Calculate how much sales in dollars you need to make in order to break-even. (Use break-even f o r m u l a s .)

e. Calculate how many T-shirts you need to sell in order to make $10,000 target profit for the year.

f. Continue to assume that 7,800 T-shirts will be made and sold during the first year. Calculate your (1) margin of safety and (2) degree of operating leverage (DOL) for your business. What do these figures tell you about how risky your business is?