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Cost Management 6th Edition by Edward Blocher,David Stout ,Paul Juras,Gary Cokins

Edition 6ISBN: 978-0078025532
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Cost Management 6th Edition by Edward Blocher,David Stout ,Paul Juras,Gary Cokins

Edition 6ISBN: 978-0078025532
Exercise 59
Scenario Analysis As part of the process of preparing the master budget for the coming year, you've been asked to perform what-if analyses, in the form of scenarios, on the original planning assumptions regarding Product A produced by your company. The following are the baseline planning data for the coming year for this product:
Scenario Analysis As part of the process of preparing the master budget for the coming year, you've been asked to perform what-if analyses, in the form of scenarios, on the original planning assumptions regarding Product A produced by your company. The following are the baseline planning data for the coming year for this product:     Required  1. Define what is meant by the terms what-if analysis and scenario analysis.  2. Based on the baseline planning data, what is the budgeted operating income for Product A for the coming year 3. Determine the estimated operating income under each of the following scenarios (for each scenario you should report both the new budgeted operating income and the percentage change in operating income from the baseline budgeted result): a. Selling price per unit is 10% higher than planned, while fixed costs per year are also 10% higher than planned. b. Variable cost per unit is 5% higher than planned, while fixed costs are lower by this same percentage. c. Selling price per unit is 10% higher than planned, while volume is decreased by 8%.
Required
1. Define what is meant by the terms what-if analysis and scenario analysis.
2. Based on the baseline planning data, what is the budgeted operating income for Product A for the coming year
3. Determine the estimated operating income under each of the following scenarios (for each scenario you should report both the new budgeted operating income and the percentage change in operating income from the baseline budgeted result):
a. Selling price per unit is 10% higher than planned, while fixed costs per year are also 10% higher than planned.
b. Variable cost per unit is 5% higher than planned, while fixed costs are lower by this same percentage.
c. Selling price per unit is 10% higher than planned, while volume is decreased by 8%.
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