1) Margin at the Kiosk   You rent a kiosk in the mall for $300 a month and use it to sell T-shirts with college logos from colleges and universities all over the world. You sell each T-shirt for $25, and your cost for each shirt is $15. You also pay your salesperson a commission of $0.50 per T-shirt sold in addition to a salary of $400 per month. Construct a contribution margin income statement for two different months: in one month, assume 100 T-shirts are sold, and in the other, assume 200 T-shirts are sold.

please show all work and preferably on paper  Question 2. The marketing manager for Tim Hortons is attempting to price a cup of coffee. She knows that the cost of the coffee is $0.14 per cup, and expenses are 30% of the regular selling price. She would like the coffee to achieve an 88.24% markup on selling price.a) What is the regular selling price for a cup of coffee?b) What is the profit per cup?c) What is the markup on cost percentage?

To test and assess what you have learned from this module, let us now compute the following. 1. Engelbert is a Marketing Manager earning an annual salary of P150 000, a commission on his own sales of 2%, and an override of - % on his men's sales. His men are entitled to 4-% commission on their own sales plus a basic monthly pay of P8 600 and transportation allowance of P1 200. Engelbert is also entitled to transportation and representation allowance of P1 500 a month. For the past month, Engelbert has total sales of P385 360 while his men sold as follows: Homer, P254 125 Pacifico, P88 194 Oliver, P128 460 Edward, P99 295 Compute for the gross earnings of Engelbert and each of his men. 2. Matt is a Product Manager earning a semi-monthly salary of P5 500. He is given commission of 2.5% on his own sales and an override of 0.5% on his men's sales. His men are entitled to a 3.75% commission on their own sales and a basic semi-monthly salary of P4 000. Matt and his men are given…

A work at home opportunity is available in which you will receive 3 percent of the sales for customers you refer to the company. The cost of your franchise fee is $600. How much would your customers have to buy to cover the cost of this fee?

You own a Brownie shop. You have 2 employees that you pay a salary of $1,000 each, every month. The machine to make them costs $100/ month to lease. You can make 100 Brownies with the machine using $20 of ingredients. Utilities (electric, heat etc.) and Rent for the shop is a total of $1,750 per month. There are no other costs. Brownies sell for $3 each. A: How many Brownies would you need to sell to break even in a month? B: Instead of just breaking even, if you make 3000 Brownies in a month - what is your Gross Margin and your Operating Profit for the month?

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Jen and Barry's ice cream shop charges $1.45 for a cone. Variable expenses are $0.22 per cone, and fixed costs total $2,500 per month. A Valentine's Day promotion is being planned for the second week of February. During this week, a person buying a cone at the regular price would receive a free cone for a friend. It is estimated that 650 additional cones would be sold and that 850 cones would be given away. Advertising costs for the promotion would be $135. Required: a. Calculate the effect of the promotion on operating income for the second week of February. b. Do you think the promotion should occur? Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required A Require B Do you think the promotion should occur?

2. Isadore Mitchell. Clothing salesperson. Minimum weekly salary is $250. Rate of commission is 6%. Weekly sales are $2480. What is the commission? What is the gross pây?

Calculate the piece basis pay according to this information: You are paid $0.054 per flower glued unto a rose parade float. In two days, you attached a total of 8,512 flowers unto four different floats. How much pay did you earn?.