2) Analysis
Make | Buy | Net income increase (decrease) | |
Total Cost | 181250 | 232700 | -51450 |
Opportunity Cost | 55470 | 0 | 55470 |
Total Cost | 236720 | 232700 | 4020 |
Yes, The answer is Buy the analysis shows that net income will be increase by $4020
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