I normally sell my product for $13 each. The variable costs are three dollars in
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Question
I normally sell my product for $13 each. The variable costs are three dollars in the applied fixed costs are seven dollars. I am off for the opportunity to except an order for 1000 units for nine dollars. The fixed costs remain the same whether I except the order or not. Should I accept this order? Find two correct answers. No, because the total costs are higher than the proposed selling price Yes because variable costs are less than the proposal selling price Yes the selling price is higher than the relevant costs of three dollars No you will lose 1×1000 or $1000 I normally sell my product for $13 each. The variable costs are three dollars in the applied fixed costs are seven dollars. I am off for the opportunity to except an order for 1000 units for nine dollars. The fixed costs remain the same whether I except the order or not. Should I accept this order? Find two correct answers. No, because the total costs are higher than the proposed selling price Yes because variable costs are less than the proposal selling price Yes the selling price is higher than the relevant costs of three dollars No you will lose 1×1000 or $1000 No, because the total costs are higher than the proposed selling price Yes because variable costs are less than the proposal selling price Yes the selling price is higher than the relevant costs of three dollars No you will lose 1×1000 or $1000Explanation / Answer
from my point of view
may be yes because at low price people will demand more which in turn benefit more as compared to high selling price