expenses. The windows sell for $$150\mathrm{.}00$ each. A $2\%$ distributor's commission is included in the selling and

administrative expenses.

Sheffield, Finland's second largest homebuilder, has approached Wilson with an offer to buy $75,000$ windows

during the coming year. Given the size of the order, Sheffield has requested a $40\%$ volume discount on Wilson's

normal selling price. The contribution lost from regular sales $25,000$ units. Calculate the contribution from

special order. $($If net contribution is negative, enter amount with a negative sign, e$.$g$.-5,285$ or parentheses, e$.$g$.(5,285).$

Round answer to $0$ decimal places, e$.$g$.8,971.)$

Net contribution from special order

$

Should Wilson grant Sheffield's request?

Return to the original data. Monk Builders has just signed a contract with the state government to replace the

windows in low$-$income housing units throughout the state. Monk needs $80,000$ windows to complete the job

and has offered to buy them from Wilson at a price of $$110\mathrm{.}00$ per window. Monk will pick up the windows at

Wilson's plant, so Wilson will not incur the $$2$ per window shipping charge. In addition, Wilson will not need to

pay a distributor's commission, since the windows will not be sold through a distributor.

Calculate the contribution from special order, contribution lost from regular sales and the net contribution from

special order.

Contribution from special order

Contribution lost from forgone regular sales

Net contribution from special order

$