Answer :
Answer:
1. Is it an order outside normal market.
2.other orders at the going price.
Explanation:
Decision making in managerial accounting should focus on both the quantitative (dollars) and qualitative (other factors) effects of a decision.
Kitchens Sales Inc. should also consider if it is an order outside the normal market for cherry cabinets.Reducing prices in Normal Market in an attempt to unload spare capacity may lead to a fall in market price.
Also they should consider if accepting the special order may prevent company from accepting other orders that may be obtained during the period at the going price.
The following information should be considered:
- Costs not considered to calculate the minimum acceptable price of a one-time-only special order are fixed manufacturing support of $120 per unit and marketing cost of $173 per order.
- The reason behind this is that there is excess capacity available to Kitchens Sales Inc.
- Hence, fixed mfg. support cost would continue to incur even if the special order from Louis Cifer is not accepted by Kitchens Sales Inc.
- Similarly, since the order from Cifer is a one time special order,
- Therefore, there is no need to incur any marketing cost separately.
- Both these above costs are not relevant while arriving at the decision of computing minimum price of this order.
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