Lauderdale Corporation is organized in three geographical divisions $($regions$)$ with managers responsible for revenues, costs, and assets in their respective regions. The firm is highly decentralized and managers are evaluated solely on divisional performance. Corporate overhead $($all fixed$)$ is allocated to the regions based on regional gross margin $($regional revenue minus regional cost of sales$).$ The following information is from Lauderdale's first year of operations:$$Compute divisional operating income for the three regions. Ignore taxes.

Lauderdale Corporation is organized in three geographical divisions $($regions$)$ with managers responsible for revenues, costs, and assets in their respective regions. The firm is highly decentralized and managers are evaluated solely on divisional performance. Corporate overhead $($all fixed$)$ is allocated to the regions based on regional gross margin $($regional revenue minus regional cost of sales$).$

The following information is from Lauderdale's first year of operations:

$\backslash$table$[[,,,,$Total$],[,$Region I,Region II$,$Region III,Corporation$],[$Revenues$,$$$1,204,000,$$$1,654,000,$$$2,254,000,$$$5,112,000$