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.. The case is... I cant post the case itself, ssid it's too long. This case is throughout the site for chegg FOXY ORIGINALS: THE
..The case is... I cant post the case itself, ssid it's too long. This case is throughout the site for chegg
FOXY ORIGINALS: THE ONLINE EXPANSION Jessica Bond wrote this case under the supervision of Elizab...
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Foxy Originals
This is an excellent case to learn and utilize Cost-Volume-Profit (CVP) Analysis
To work this case you need to know how to calculate Break-Even, Target Profit and Margin of Safety. The text provides the formulas, but how do you implement the formulas in a real-world situation?
There are two potential strategies to consider: Trade Show, and On-Line
I. Trade Show
Things you will need to consider or calculate:
Investment =
a. They need a booth for their trade show presence; Cost; useful life; depreciation
Fixed Costs
Registration =
Shipping Costs (for the booth) =
Travel Expenses (for the two partners) =
Promotional materials and samples =
Depreciation expense (from the above investment) =
Average trade show order
Necklace selling price and number of units =
Earrings selling price and number of units =
Contribution Margin ($ and %)
Necklace per unit and per order =
Earrings per unit and per order =
Total per order =
Estimated orders per show
High estimate and low estimate =
Reorders: 50% reorder twice a year =
Total per order =
Calculations needed
Break-even units (orders) =
Break-even sales (dollars) =
Target profit units (orders) =
Target Profit sales (dollars) =
Margin of safety (for high and low estimate) =
Prepare a contribution margin format income statement =
On-Line
Things you will need to consider or calculate:
Investment
Do they need a booth if they go on-line? Yes or No
Fixed Costs
Assume the same budget as trade shows $93,000
Cost per click $1.05 (given) =
Divide $93,000 by $1.05 to get number of clicks (visits to website) =
3% to 5% of visitors will make a purchase =
Calculate low estimate and high estimate of orders =
Average on-line order
Necklace selling price and number of units =
Earrings selling price and number of units =
Total selling price and number of units =
Contribution Margin ($ and %)
Necklace per unit and per order =
Earrings per unit and per order =
Total per order =
Be sure to calculate the $ and the %! =
Estimated orders on-line
High estimate and low estimate =
Total per order =
High estimate and low estimate of sales =
Calculations needed
Break-even units (orders) =
Break-even sales (dollars) =
Target profit units (orders) =
Target Profit sales (dollars) =
Margin of safety (for high and low estimate) =
Prepare a contribution margin format income statement =
Decision
You have the quantitative data you need
Dont forget the qualitative data (read the case!)
Note: Doing both is not an option!
Support your decision with quantitative and qualitative data!
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