Joe Blogs Trading (Pty) Ltd. owns two similarly sized Kwikspar stores in the greater Durban area, one in Westville and the other in Glenashley. Both stores operate three main departments: general groceries; fruit and vegetables; and a delicatessen which specialises in pre-cooked meals and imported cheeses. The stores are supported by an independent central office where Joe, who owns and manages the business is based together with an accountant and two administrative assistants who are responsible for all payroll, accounting and IT related activities of the company. Each store also employs a person to manage the general store administration to support the manager and operating departments. It is not economically feasible, however, to allocate that person's time to the different store departments.

Store managers are responsible for revenues and store level operating expenses, and store department supervisors in turn are responsible for the revenue and costs under their control. Any acquisition of plant and equipment, however, has to be approved by Joe.

Household incomes are coming under increasing pressure as is evident by store operating profit growth over the last six months not keeping pace with inflation. Joe is frustrated that the current monthly statements of profit and loss, which are consistent with external reporting, do not enable him to adequately analyse relative store performance and hence take steps to improve profitability. He has thus consulted the company's external auditor who has advised that a contribution format for monthly profit reporting be implemented immediately at store level and then also at departmental level once the necessary adjustments to the companys accounting information systems have been effected.

The following statement, consistent with external financial reporting, has been prepared for June 2018 but it must now be restated the company as a whole and the two stores individually using a contribution format.

Statement of Profit and loss for Joe Blogs Trading (Pty) Ltd. for the month ended 30 June 2018

	R'000
Revenue	3,500
Cost of sales	2,814
Gross profit	686
Operating expenses	581
Operating profit	105

On further investigation, the following was established:

1. The Glenashley stores revenue and cost of sales amounted to R1,400,000 and R1,092,000 respectively.
2. Operating expenses comprise rent, salaries, depreciation, advertising, repairs and maintenance, sales commission and central office costs.
3. For June, central office costs totaled R120,000 and company policy has in the past been to allocate these costs to stores based on relative turnover.
4. Apart from sales commission, other operating expenses tend to be relatively stable month to month despite fluctuating sales revenue.
5. Whereas central office costs are common to both stores, the remaining operating expenses are traceable to the two stores.
6. Sales commission is earned by the two store managers at the rate of 0.5% of monthly revenue.
7. The Glenashley stores total traceable operating expenses in June amounted to R173,000.

The performance of the company and individual stores in June 2018 is typical of average monthly performance for the past six months.

Which of the following statements is correct?

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• Glenashleys contribution margin and segment margin ratios are 21.5% and 9.6% respectively.Glenashleys contribution margin and segment margin ratios are 21.5% and 9.6% respectively.

• Glenashleys contribution margin and segment margin ratios are 22% and 6.2% respectively.Glenashleys contribution margin and segment margin ratios are 22% and 6.2% respectively.

• Westvilles contribution margin and segment margin ratios are 17.5% and 4.3% respectively.Westvilles contribution margin and segment margin ratios are 17.5% and 4.3% respectively.

• Glenashleys and Westvilles traceable fixed expenses as a proportion of revenue are 11.9% and 13.2% respectively