Hot dog express (hde) is currently buying their buns from buns-for-all for $. 50 a dozen. each month they purchase 14,000 dozen. hde is considering making their own buns for cost cutting and quality reasons. they have determined the following costs: materials, $. 20; direct labor, $. 10; variable factory overhead cost, $. 04; and total (existing) fixed costs, $3,000 per month. from an accounting point of view only, should hde make or buy their buns? a. make; savings of $4,000b. make; savings of $2,240c. buy; savings of $2,240d. buy; savings of $760

B) make ; savings of $2,240

Explanation:

Hot Dog Express's current costs:

14,000 dozens x $0.50 per dozen = $7,000

Incremental analysis of the alternative course of action:

total production 14,000 dozens of buns

direct materials $0.20 per dozen

direct labor $0.10

variable overhead $0.04

fixed costs $3,000 not to be accounted for since they already exist and will continue whether this alternative is taken or not.

total costs for alternative course = 14,000 dozens x ($0.20 + $0.10 + $0.04) = 14,000 dozens x $0.34 per dozen = $4,760

If HDE decides to take the alternative course (manufacture their own buns) they will save $2,240 (= $7,000 - $4,760)

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