Captain Company Records Reveal the Following The Variable Costs of Division Y Will Be Incurred Whether

question 163

Multiple Choice

Captain Company records reveal the following: $\begin{array}{lr}\text { Division } \mathrm{X}\\\text { Market price of finished component to outsiders } & \$ 32 \\\text { Variable costs per component } & \underline{24} \\\text { Contribution margin per component } & \underline{\$ 8} \\\text { Total contribution for } 20,000 \text { components } & \$ 160,000\end{array}$

$\begin{array}{ll}\text { Division Y }\\\text {Sales price of finished product Variable costs: } & &&\$42 \\\text {Division X 1 component @ \$24) } & \\\text {Division Y } & &\$24 \\\text { Assembly} & \$9 \\\text { Packaging} & 4&13&-37 \\\text {Contribution margin per unit } & &&\$5 \\\text {Total contribution for 20,000 units } & &&\$100,000 \\\end{array}$
The variable costs of Division Y will be incurred whether it buys from Division X or from an outside supplier.The highest price that Division Y would want to pay Division X for the components would be _____.

• A)$24
• B)$8
• C)$32
• D)$22

Recognize the role of self-interest in ethical theories.

Understand how philosophical and practical wisdom contribute to tranquility and moral living according to stoics and hedonists.

Investigate the implications of ethical theories on individual character and societal norms.

Identify the principles guiding ethical decisions in egoism and how they contrast with altruism.

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Definitions:

Accrual Basis Accounting

A method of accounting that records revenues when earned and expenses when incurred, regardless of when cash is exchanged.

Revenues

The income generated from normal business operations and includes discounts and deductions for returned merchandise.

Normal Balance Side

Normal Balance Side is the side (debit or credit) of an accounting ledger on which increases to the account are recorded, depending on the account type.

Double-Entry Accounting

An accounting method requiring every financial transaction to be recorded in two accounts, one debit and one credit, to keep the accounting equation balanced.