Speedy Mouse Inc . has received an offer to provide a one-time sale of 4 000 mice to a network of computer superstores . This sale would not affect other sales or their costs , but the variable cost of the additional units will increase by PO . 60 for shipping would and fixed costs by P18 , 000 . The selling should price for each unit in this order would be P20 . Based on quantitative measurement , should the company accept this offer ?

Speedy Mouse Inc . has received an offer to provide a one-time sale of 4 000 mice to a network of computer superstores . This sale would not affect other sales or their costs , but the variable cost of the additional units will increase by PO . 60 for shipping would and fixed costs by P18 , 000 . The selling should price for each unit in this order would be P20 . Based on quantitative measurement , should the company accept this offer ?

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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