Schwenn Products, a bicycle manufacturer, uses normal volume as the basis for setting prices. That is, it
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Schwenn Products, a bicycle manufacturer, uses "normal volume" as the basis for setting prices. That is, it sets prices on the basis of long-term volume predictions and then adjusts them only for large changes in pay rates or material prices. You are given the following information:
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Requirements:
1. What sales price is needed to attain the 25 percent target ROI?
2. What ROI rate will be earned at sales volumes of 2,000 and 1,000 units, respectively, using the sales price you determined in requirement 1?
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Given Data Problem Information Materials wages and other variable costs 300 per unit Fixed costs 200...View the full answer
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