Auditing Cases (6th Edition) Case 8.5

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Auditing Cases (6th Edition)

Case 8.5

Total Revenue for 2014:

Total Park Attendants | 516,783 people | | | | | |

Total Games | 72 | | | | | |

Weekday Games | 44 | | | | | |

Weekend Games | 28 | | | | | |

Number of Attendants on Weekday Games | 7,178 attendants per game (516,783 attendants / 72 games) | | | | | |

Number of Attendants on Weekend Games | 8,613 attendants per game (7,178 + [7,178*20%]) | | | | | |

Extra Attendance Due to Promotion (Increase by 15%) | | | | | |

Total Attendants on Weekday Games | 267,022 ([7,178*36]+[7178*15%*8) | | | | | |

Total Attendants on Weekend Games | 249,761 attendants (516,783-267,022) | | | | | |

Sales Proposed | Weekdays | Weekend |

Price per seat, $ | Percentage of Mix | Number of Seats | Total Revenue for 267,022 | Percentage of Mix | Number of Seats | Total Revenue for 249,761 |

Club Seats $12 | 25% | 66,755 (267,022*25%) | $801,060 (66,755*$12) | 26% | 64,938 (249,761*26%) | $779,256 (64,938*$12) |

Box Seats $10 | 30% | 80,107 (267,022*30%) | $801,070 (80,107*$10) | 29% | 72,430 (249,761*29%) | $724,300 (72,430*$10) |

General Seats: Adult $6 | 33% | 61,415 (267,022*23%) | $528,702 (88,117*$6) | 24% | 59,943 (249,761*24%) | $359,658 (59,943*$6) |

General Seats: Child (Senior Citizen) $4 | 22% | 58,745 (267,022*22%) | $234,980 (58,745*$4) | 21% | 52,450 (249,761*21%) | $209,800 (52,450*$4) |

Total | | 267,022 | $2,365,812 | | 249,761 | $2,073,014 |

Total Revenue Overall | | | | | | $4,438,826 |

Using the detailed data provided I found out that the total revenue for 2014 will be $4,438,826.

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