Very often it become necessary for companies to shut down the plant , but this decision is depend on marginal cost analysis. If product is making contribution toward fixed expenses than it is better to continue the operation . In other words if selling price is above than marginal cost , it is preferable to continue because losses are minimised.
Indifferent point is the point where Losses from shut down and losses from Continue the plant are same .
Answer
1. Financial Disadvantages if birch Company Closed its own Plant is $ 1,70,600
2. No.
Reason: Loss from Continue the plant operation is $ 72000 is less than Loss from shut down the plant for two months i.e. $170600.
Closed down the plant for two months is not preferable as company has to incurred extra loss (170600-72000) $ 98600 .
3. indifferent point is 11870 units sales for two months , where loss from shut down and continue to open the pant is same .
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