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Colin Drury, Management and Cost Accounting - Dumbellow Ltd Dumbellow Ltd Stan Brignall, Aston Business School The Board of Dumbellow Ltd are meeting on the 23rd January to discuss the draft budget for 2000/1, some two months before the start of that year. The company produces three industrial valves which are incorporated into equipment used in the Oil and Gas industry. The draft income statement is as follows: Product X  £k Sales 100k units at  £15 80k units at  £25 120k units at  £10 Materials Labour Overheads Profit/(Loss) 300 700 225 1225 275 400 800 360 1560 440 1500 2000 1200 480 750 330 1560 (360) 4700 1180 2250 915 4345 355 Product Y  £k Product Z  £k Total  £k The Board are unhappy with this planned outcome in two respects: they†¦show more content†¦I offered to help you look at your costs when I arrived last year, but when I proposed investigating the merits of Activity Based Costing you said you had no time to waste on such nonsense. You cant blame me for not consulting you! At this point Bob Berry, the Marketing manager, roused himself and smoothly announced, Theres no need for you two to bicker like this. I think the sales position would encourage us to lower the price of Z by  £1 per unit which I think would raise demand by 25%. If Arthur can save that  £1 per unit in variable production costs somehow, why dont we try that combination? Ben Kates, the Managing Director, now intervened. Id like to compare the effects of adopting Bobs suggestion versus Pauls. Arthur, would you also like to take a little time to think how best you might re-organise production so as to improve matters, and pass your thoughts to Paul for him to turn into financial figures. And, Paul, Id like you to try seeing what a simple 10% increase in sales and activity across the board would do, holding prices and everything else constant. After all, we have got a fair bit of spare capacity, havent we Arthur? The meeting broke-up at this point, having agreed to proceed on the lines set out by Ben Kates. Colin Drury, Management and Cost Accounting - Dumbellow Ltd à ­ là ­nu 4 à ¾Ãƒ ¡ The next day Arthur Mitchell phoned Pauls officeShow MoreRelatedNew Zealand : Indian And Pacific Plate Essay1656 Words   |  7 Pagesnatural and cultural environment. Some of the more major hazards that we could expect to see in New Zealand include ash falls, lava flows, lahars, and pyroclastic flows (others include electrical storms, volcanic gasses, tsunamis and earthquakes) ([1] gns science, 2010). The type, number, and severity of impacts of potential hazards varies between each volcano due to many factors. The likelihood of a hazard occurring may vary due to the observed behaviour of the volcano and geological readings. 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