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Pear has been selling iPears (an advanced cellphone) for nearly a decade across Canada and USA. They have been able to sell 100% of their

Pear has been selling iPears (an advanced cellphone) for nearly a decade across Canada and USA. They have been able to sell 100% of their capacity (300,000) for iPears successfully through their in-store locations and resalers. Recently, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused multiple fewer foot traffic for their instore locations. As a result, Pear has experienced a decline in sales down to 250,000 iPears, which they think may be temporary until the effects of the pandemic have ended. Pear has been approached by a wholesaler based out of Australia, Grapple, to purchase an additional 75,000 iPears with no long time commitment required. This order would not incur the regular variable selling costs as a result of the one-time purchase. Below is the cost analysis on the chairs based on 300,000 iPears which normally sell for $500 each.

Cost per chair

Direct Materials

$144.00

Direct Labour

$63.00

Manufacturing Overhead (40% variable)

$30.00

Sales Commissions

$25.00

Fixed Selling

Variable Administration

$3.00

$22.00

Fixed Administration

$122.00

Total Costs

$409.00

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Should the offer be accepted at a 40% discount on the sales price? What is the net CM difference if the offer is accepted?

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