Final answer:
The total annual inventory and purchasing cost for the automotive components manufacturer using an order quantity of 4,653 units per order, after accounting for the discount, ordering, and holding costs is $9,856.26.
Step-by-step explanation:
To determine the total annual inventory and purchasing cost with the new order quantity of 4,653 units per order, we need to calculate both the purchasing cost and the holding cost with the discounted unit price. The discounted unit price is 23.0 units per order minus 5 percent, which is 23 × 0.95 = 21.85 per unit.
The total annual purchasing cost is the annual demand multiplied by the new unit price, so 33,053 × 21.85 = $$7",309.05. The total number of orders needed annually is the annual demand divided by the order quantity, so 33,053 / 4,653 ≈ 7.1043 orders per year. The ordering cost per year is 7.1043 × 187 = $$1,328.50.
The annual holding cost is calculated using the average inventory level, which is half the order quantity, and the holding charge rate. The average inventory level is 4,653 / 2 = 2,326.5 units. With a holding charge of 24 percent, the holding cost per unit is 21.85 × 0.24 = $$5.2440. Therefore, the total holding cost is 2,326.5 × 5.2440 = $$1",1$$8.71.
Finally, to get the total annual cost, we sum the purchasing cost, ordering cost, and holding cost: $7,309.05 (purchasing cost) + $1,328.50 (ordering cost) + $1,218.71 (holding cost) = $9,856.26.