Peach has received a special order for 10,000 units of its product. The product normally sells for $29 and has the following manufacturing costs: Direct materials Direct labor Per unit $6 $5 Variable manufacturing overhead $3 Fixed manufacturing overhead Unit cost $11 $25 Assume that Peach has sufficient capacity to fill the order. What price should Peach charge to make a $10,000 incremental profit? a. $25 b. $15 c. $22 d. $29

Peach has received a special order for 10,000 units of its product. The product normally sells for $29 and has the following manufacturing costs: Direct materials Direct labor Per unit $6 $5 Variable manufacturing overhead $3 Fixed manufacturing overhead Unit cost $11 $25 Assume that Peach has sufficient capacity to fill the order. What price should Peach charge to make a $10,000 incremental profit? a. $25 b. $15 c. $22 d. $29

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Chapter10: Short-term Decision Making

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