Show me the steps to solve Wilson Sandhill is a leading producer of vinyl replacement windows. The company's growth strategy focuses on developing domestic

markets in large metropolitan areas. The company operates a single manufacturing plant in Kansas City with an annual capacity of

$500,000$ windows. Current production is budgeted at $450,000$ windows per year, a quantity that has been constant over the past three

years. Based on the budget, the accounting department has calculated the following unit costs for the windows:

The company's budget includes $$5,400,000$ in fixed overhead and $$3,150,000$ in fixed selling and administrative expenses. The

windows sell for $$150\mathrm{.}00$ each. A $2\%$ distributor's commission is included in the selling and administrative expenses.

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Your answer is partially correct.

Monty, Finland's second largest homebuilder, has approached Wilson with an offer to buy $75,000$ windows during the coming

year. Given the size of the order, Monty has requested a $40\%$ volume discount on Wilson's normal selling price. The contribution

lost from regular sales $25,000$ units. Calculate the contribution from special order. $($If net contribution is negative, enter amount with

a negative sign, e$.$g$.-5,285$ or parentheses, e$.$g$.(5,285).$ Round answer to $0$ decimal places, e$.$g$.8,971.)$

Net contribution from special order

Return to the original data. Monk Builders has just signed a contract with the state government to replace the windows in low$-$

income housing units throughout the state. Monk needs $80,000$ windows to complete the job and has offered to buy them from

Wilson at a price of $$120\mathrm{.}00$ per window. Monk will pick up the windows at Wilson's plant, so Wilson will not incur the $$2$ per

window shipping charge. In addition, Wilson will not need to pay a distributor's commission, since the windows will not be sold

through a distributor.

Calculate the contribution from special order, contribution lost from regular sales and the net contribution from special order.

Contribution from special order

Contribution lost from forgone regular sales

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