an Luis​ Obispo, California based​ SLOboards, Inc. manufactures a single line of paddleboards. For the year ended​ 12.31.21, SLOboards manufactured and sold a total of​ 1,000 boards. The following information was compiled for 2021 based on the 2021 production and sales​ volume:   Sales Revenue . . .​ $500,000 Total Variable Costs . . .​ $200,000 Total Fixed​ Costs  . . .​ $160,000   SLOboards is considering relocating its operations to Morro​ Bay, California in 2023. If the company relocates to Morro​ Bay, the sales price will not change. The variable cost per board in Morro Bay will decrease to​ $150, but the total annual fixed manufacturing costs will increase by​ $55,000. Which of the following statements is​ correct?     A. If annual unit sales in 2023 are expected to be less than​ 1,100, the company should move its operations to Morro Bay.   B. ​SLOboards' 2021 operating income was ​$85,000.   C. If operations are moved to Morro​ Bay, the annual breakeven point would be 615 units higher than the annual breakeven point in San Luis Obispo.   D. If the company relocates to Morro Bay and desires a​ $205,000 annual target​ profit, it must generate sales revenue of​ $600,000 in 2023.   E. The Morro Bay cost structure is considered the low operating leverage option for​ SLOboards' operations.

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San Luis​ Obispo, California based​ SLOboards, Inc. manufactures a single line of paddleboards. For the year ended​ 12.31.21, SLOboards manufactured and sold a total of​ 1,000 boards. The following information was compiled for 2021 based on the 2021 production and sales​ volume:
 
Sales Revenue . . .​ $500,000
Total Variable Costs . . .​ $200,000
Total Fixed​ Costs  . . .​ $160,000
 
SLOboards is considering relocating its operations to Morro​ Bay, California in 2023. If the company relocates to Morro​ Bay, the sales price will not change. The variable cost per board in Morro Bay will decrease to​ $150, but the total annual fixed manufacturing costs will increase by​ $55,000. Which of the following statements is​ correct?
 
 
A.
If annual unit sales in 2023 are expected to be less than​ 1,100, the company should move its operations to Morro Bay.
 
B.
​SLOboards' 2021 operating income was ​$85,000.
 
C.
If operations are moved to Morro​ Bay, the annual breakeven point would be 615 units higher than the annual breakeven point in San Luis Obispo.
 
D.
If the company relocates to Morro Bay and desires a​ $205,000 annual target​ profit, it must generate sales revenue of​ $600,000 in 2023.
 
E.
The Morro Bay cost structure is considered the low operating leverage option for​ SLOboards' operations.
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