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## Concord Corporation: Incremental Cost Analysis

### Production Costs for 100,000 Units
Concord Corporation manufactures widgets, and Bowden Company has proposed a deal to sell Concord the widgets at a price of $88,000 for 100,000 units. Below are the costs associated with Concord's production process for producing 100,000 units:

- **Direct Material:** $33,000
- **Direct Labor:** $29,500
- **Manufacturing Overhead:** $48,500

**Total Cost:** $111,000

### Incremental Cost/Savings Analysis
If Concord buys the widgets instead of making them, a manufacturing overhead cost of $12,150 will be eliminated. We need to determine the incremental cost or savings for Concord when deciding to buy the widgets from Bowden Company instead of producing them internally.

### Calculation Options
Choose the correct incremental cost or savings from the options below:

- \( \boxed{\$23,000 \text{ incremental savings}} \)
- \( \boxed{\$13,350 \text{ incremental cost}} \)
- \( \boxed{\$10,850 \text{ incremental savings}} \)
- \( \boxed{\$23,000 \text{ incremental cost}} \)

### Steps to Determine Incremental Cost/Savings
To solve for the incremental cost or savings, follow these steps:

1. **Calculate the reduced manufacturing overhead if components are no longer produced:**
    $$ \text{Reduced Manufacturing Overhead} = \$48,500 - \$12,150 = \$36,350 $$
   
2. **Calculate the total savings from not producing the widgets:**
    $$ \text{Total Cost of Production} = \$111,000 $$
    $$ \text{Cost without Overhead Savings} = \$111,000 - \$12,150 = \$98,850 $$

3. **Compare the cost of buying versus making:**
   Compare the cost of buying the widgets (\$88,000) with the cost of making them without the overhead savings (\$98,850).

4. **Determine the Incremental Savings:**
    $$ \text{Incremental Savings} = \$98,850 - \$88,000 = \$10,850 $$

Therefore, the incremental savings for Concord if the widgets are bought instead of made is \( \$10,850 \).
  
### Conclusion
The correct option is:
\[ \boxed{\$10,850 \text
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Transcribed Image Text:## Concord Corporation: Incremental Cost Analysis ### Production Costs for 100,000 Units Concord Corporation manufactures widgets, and Bowden Company has proposed a deal to sell Concord the widgets at a price of $88,000 for 100,000 units. Below are the costs associated with Concord's production process for producing 100,000 units: - **Direct Material:** $33,000 - **Direct Labor:** $29,500 - **Manufacturing Overhead:** $48,500 **Total Cost:** $111,000 ### Incremental Cost/Savings Analysis If Concord buys the widgets instead of making them, a manufacturing overhead cost of $12,150 will be eliminated. We need to determine the incremental cost or savings for Concord when deciding to buy the widgets from Bowden Company instead of producing them internally. ### Calculation Options Choose the correct incremental cost or savings from the options below: - \( \boxed{\$23,000 \text{ incremental savings}} \) - \( \boxed{\$13,350 \text{ incremental cost}} \) - \( \boxed{\$10,850 \text{ incremental savings}} \) - \( \boxed{\$23,000 \text{ incremental cost}} \) ### Steps to Determine Incremental Cost/Savings To solve for the incremental cost or savings, follow these steps: 1. **Calculate the reduced manufacturing overhead if components are no longer produced:** $$ \text{Reduced Manufacturing Overhead} = \$48,500 - \$12,150 = \$36,350 $$ 2. **Calculate the total savings from not producing the widgets:** $$ \text{Total Cost of Production} = \$111,000 $$ $$ \text{Cost without Overhead Savings} = \$111,000 - \$12,150 = \$98,850 $$ 3. **Compare the cost of buying versus making:** Compare the cost of buying the widgets (\$88,000) with the cost of making them without the overhead savings (\$98,850). 4. **Determine the Incremental Savings:** $$ \text{Incremental Savings} = \$98,850 - \$88,000 = \$10,850 $$ Therefore, the incremental savings for Concord if the widgets are bought instead of made is \( \$10,850 \). ### Conclusion The correct option is: \[ \boxed{\$10,850 \text
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