Deciding whether to Drop a Product Line

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[@noelvito9689]

Is it said that one of the most critical stages in product development is the product discontinuation phase?

[@jiweipeng3780]

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[@sydbarnes9006]

I would get rid of the truck division then increase production of cars

[@MHKing03]

Sounds good but that assumes you will sell more cars. Depending on how much crossover exists between these two markets, that might work, or you might end up losing money.

[@AneleDube-b7y]

Is dropping a product line the same as closure of a business unit?

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[@magdelinetivane1353]

Shouldn't the operating profit for cars be 30000 (50000-20000)

[@IT-wm6hm]

Great video. What about fixed cost with depreciation?

[@NotBen101]

Well if there was a machine for the truck division and the truck division only. The asset would presumably be sold and the depreciation expense would go away. However, if it were for the truck and the auto division the depreciation expense would stay.

[@calida1443]

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[@Rebecca-hi6xm]

Wouldn't building rent be an irrelevant fixed cost though?

[@row0111]

it is an irrelevant cost but in this situation, the $20000 cost will occur no matter what. So removing the trucks will remove its contribution to paying down some of the fixed costs.

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[@lydiaadhiambo4754]

50000-40000 how do u get zero ??

[@AlexNiles64]

90,000 - 50,000 - 40,000 = 0 (Contribution margin) - (salaries) - (Building rent) = 0

[@cmajorpiano7041]

by dropping trucks we saved fixed salary of 50000, how come we made 0 profit in the entity . i think it should be 50000 coz if we drop we also fire the trucks manager

[@RainMan221]

Yes I have the same doubt

[@nfs8904]

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[@Emma-vc8iw]

why salary can be avoided? it is a fixed cost

[@meetzoh3969]

If you get rid of the truck division, you get rid of the employees. No employees. No salary

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