KAT Insurance Corporation: Introductory Managerial Accounting Data m Case Overview The demand for business school graduates with data agalyti/gvsvskills has exploded, while the tools and techniques are continuing to evolve and change at a rapid pace. This case illustrates how data Moan be performed, using a variety of tools including Excel, Power BI and Tableau. As you analyze this case, you will be learning how to use EXCEL to drill-down into a company's sales and cost data to gain a deeper understanding of the company's sales and costs and how this information can be used for decision-making. Background This KAT Insurance Corporation data set is based on real-life data from a national insurance company (meta/KB). The data set contains more than 65,000 insurance sales records from 2017. All data and names have been Wm preserve privacy. Requirements The following are the requirements for analyzing sales records in the data set (the PDF \"ACCT 3000 51a; l'ns. Tutorial\" will walk you through requirements 1 6). You \\.-'-.-'l|| be required to create \\.-*-.-'orkshccts v-rithin your EXCZL file please insert your responses to the questions below in the related worksheet. 1. There are some typographical errors in the data set in the Region and Insurance Type fields. Find and correct these errors. 2. Calculate the variable cost and contribution margin for each policy sold. 3. Total the sales revenue, variable cost, and contribution margin for each Insurance Type. a. Which Insurance Type had the highest total contribution margin? b. Which Insurance Type had the lowest total contribution margin? c. How many insurance policies were sold in each Insurance Type? d. What is the average contribution margin per policy in each Insurance Type? 4. Calculate the contribution margin ratio for each policy. Rank the Insurance Type field from the highest contribution margin ratio to lowest contribution margin ratio. Do these rankings agree with the rankings you found in Requirement 3? Should these two rankings always be the same? Explain. 5. Calculate the contribution margin ratio for each state. Rank the states from the highest contribution margin ratio to the lowest contribution margin ratio. Which states had acontribution margin ratio greater than 75%? 6. Within each region, what was the most profitable state in the most recent year, as measured by the contribution margin ratio? The least most profitable state in each region? 7. Analyze all the information you have gathered or created in the preceding requirements. What trends or takeaways do you see? Explain