Miller Manufacturing builds and markets laptop computers for home and small business use. During the past five years, sales have been as low as 10,000 units in a year and as high as 15,000 units in a year. The company has been approached by an outside supplier offering to provide completed screens to the company for $65 each. The companys marketing director negotiated the deal personally and is thrilled about how much cheaper it will be to purchase the screens from outside. Producing the cost data outlined below, the manager proudly proclaims, Look, a $25 per unit savings! Per

[Based on 15,000 units year] Unit Direct materials $40 Direct labor 10 Variable manufacturing overhead 3 Fixed manufacturing overhead, direct 10 Fixed manufacturing overhead, indirect 27 Total cost $90 Assume that Miller Manufacturing determines that sales in future years will be 15,000 units per year. IF the company decides to BUY the screens from the outside supplier, what will be the impact on annual company net income?

Company net income will DECREASE by $375,000 if the company decides to buy the screens from the outside supplier.

Company net income will INCREASE by $225,000 if the company decides to buy the screens from the outside supplier.

Company net income will INCREASE by $30,000 if the company decides to buy the screens from the outside supplier.

Company net income will DECREASE by $225,000 if the company decides to buy the screens from the outside supplier.

Company net income will DECREASE by $30,000 if the company decides to buy the screens from the outside supplier.

Company net income will INCREASE by $375,000 if the company decides to buy the screens from the outside supplier.