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Purple Paper Company processes wood pulp into two products.During July the joint costs of processing were $50,000.Production and sales value information for the month were as follows:
Purple Paper Company processes wood pulp into two products.During July the joint costs of processing were $50,000.Production and sales value information for the month were as follows:     Paper sells for $2.71 a kilogram and cardboard sells for $3.10 a kilogram. There were no beginning or ending inventories for July. Required:     2.Should management process these products beyond the splitoff point? Justify your answer.Also comment on how this decision would be affected by the results of the expected profits using the constant gross margin percentage of NRV and physical measure methods.
Paper sells for $2.71 a kilogram and cardboard sells for $3.10 a kilogram.
There were no beginning or ending inventories for July.
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Purple Paper Company processes wood pulp into two products.During July the joint costs of processing were $50,000.Production and sales value information for the month were as follows:     Paper sells for $2.71 a kilogram and cardboard sells for $3.10 a kilogram. There were no beginning or ending inventories for July. Required:     2.Should management process these products beyond the splitoff point? Justify your answer.Also comment on how this decision would be affected by the results of the expected profits using the constant gross margin percentage of NRV and physical measure methods.
2.Should management process these products beyond the splitoff point? Justify your answer.Also comment on how this decision would be affected by the results of the expected profits using the constant gross margin percentage of NRV and physical measure methods.


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Repurchase

The act of a company buying back its own shares from the marketplace, which can affect the company's share price and capital structure.

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Earnings Per Share

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