Business, 11.07.2019 18:30 christhegreat1

Acompany prices its main product by adding 30% to the manufacturing cost per unit. the company’s variable manufacturing costs are $12 per unit, variable selling and administrative costs are $1 per unit, and fixed manufacturing costs per quarter total $2,000,000. anticipated quarterly sales were 50,000 units. the company’s market has become more competitive with similar companies offering a selling price of $60 per unit. this has resulted in decreased demand for the company’s product, causing actual quarterly sales to be 40,000 units. the company’s selling price per unit for the next quarter should be
$80.6
$66.6
$63
$60

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