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Given Fixed cost = $1,000,000 , Selling price per unit = $120 , Variable cost per...

Given Fixed cost = $1,000,000 , Selling price per unit = $120 , Variable cost per unit = $70 ① Calculate the probability that the firm makes a loss. Recall, unit sales are normally distributed so Z = (BEP - E[Q])/S[Q] ② Suppose the government imposes a $5 per unit tax which will raise the variable cost per unit by $5. Recalculate the probability of making a loss. ③ Compare to the pre-tax probability of loss. ④ Does your result make sense? ⑤ Does this help you understand why many industries lobby for lower business taxes?

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