2. If it costs $100,000 to operate a factory monthly that makes doodads for $42 variable cost each or the company can purchase the doodads for $50 each with no fixed costs what is the difference in monthly cost between the make or buy options if the monthly volume is forecasted to be 10,000 doodads?

2. If it costs $100,000 to operate a factory monthly that makes doodads for $42 variable cost each or the company can purchase the doodads for $50 each with no fixed costs what is the difference in monthly cost between the make or buy options if the monthly volume is forecasted to be 10,000 doodads?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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