Smith has the following outsourcing data:
Inside VC/Unit: 25
Inside Fixed Costs: 198,000
Outside VC/Unit: 34
Outside Fixed Costs: 122,400
What are total inside and outside production costs at 7,500 units?
Total inside production costs = Variable costs 7,500 units x Inside vc/unit $25 + Inside fixed costs 198,000
= $187,500 + 198,000
= $385,500
Total outside production costs = Variable costs 7,500 units x outside vc/unit 34 + Outside fixed costs 122,400
= $255,000 + 122,400
= $377,400
Smith has the following outsourcing data: Inside VC/Unit: 25 Inside Fixed Costs: 198,000 Outside VC/Unit: 34...
Smith has the following outsourcing data: Inside VC/Unit: 25 Inside Fixed Costs: 198,000 Outside VC/Unit: 34 Outside Fixed Costs: 122,400 At what unit level does Smith incur inside production costs equal to outside production costs?
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