Answer:
Thus total manufacturing cost per unit which is variable and fixed cost which can be revoked in case of buying shall be considered, while making this decision, also the contribution to be received from another component in case of buying this component shall be considered.
Explanation:
Total cost when the company manufactures it will be as follows:
Variable = Direct material + Direct Labor + Variable Manufacturing Overhead
= $9.20 + $6.20 + $2 = $17.40 per unit = $17.40 [tex]\times[/tex] 13,400 = $233,160
Fixed = $4 [tex]\times[/tex] 13,400 = $53,600
Total = $286,760
In case of buy option,
Total cost of buying the component = Fixed cost 65% =
$53,600 [tex]\times[/tex] 65% = $34,840
Additional savings in the form of component = $5.60 contribution per unit of alternative product = 13,400/2 [tex]\times[/tex] $5.60 = $37,520
Also there will be additional cost of buying component per unit
Still this will be beneficial in any manner where the cost is less than $17.40 per unit as there is benefit of contribution from alternative component manufactured.
Thus total manufacturing cost per unit which is variable and fixed cost which can be revoked in case of buying shall be considered, while making this decision, also the contribution to be received from another component in case of buying this component shall be considered.