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METHODS USED
Quantity Factor
Price Factor
Quantity/Price Factor
Q x P1
Q1 x P
Q x P
Quantity Factor
Cost Factor
Quantity/Cost Factor
Q x C1
Q1 x C
Q x C
FACTORS
QUANTITY FACTOR
PRICE FACTOR
Where,
Q = change in quantity
P = change in selling price per unit
C = change in cost per unit
Q1 = previous years quantity, in some cases, the budgeted
quantity
Q2= current years quantity, in some cases, the actual quantity
P1 = previous years selling price per unit, in some cases, the
budgeted selling price per unit
P2 = current years selling price per unit, in some cases, the
actual selling price per unit
C1 = previous years cost per unit, in some cases, the budgeted
cost per unit
C2 = current years cost per unit, in some cases, the actual cost
per unit
Exercise 1:
Budoy Corporation sells its only product, Ultrachocolate bars.
Budoy has provided the following data for two years:
Year 2
Year 1
Selling price per unit
P887.50
P772.50
Cost per unit
455.00
455.25
Gross profit per unit
Unit sales
215,000
200,000
Requirements:
1. Determine the increase(decrease) in sales that resulted from
the change in selling price and quantity.
2. Determine the increase(decrease) in cost of sales that
resulted from the change in cost per unit and quantity.
3. Determine the changes in gross profit that resulted from the
change in sales volume.
4. Determine the change in gross profit that resulted from the
change in selling price.
5. Determine the change in gross profit that resulted from the
change in cost per unit.
6. Determine the net change in gross profit.
7. Provide an analysis of the results of your computations from
requirements number 1 to 6.
8. Explain the probable reason why there has been an increase
in unit sales in spite of the increase in selling price.
(Q2 x P2)
(Q2 x P1)
(Q2 x P)
COST FACTOR
(Q2 x C2)
(Q2 x C1)
(Q2 x C)
David, C.