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Utikasn Ltd. purchase glass bowls for € 2.5 per unit or they can manufacture it with fixed cost of € 69,000 and € 1.5. If the demand for glass bowls is 1,01,000 per annum. Which is the better option for the company for better profits and better costs .
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