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Answer:
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New cost plus price per home: |
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Particulars |
Amount |
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Current Variable Cost per home |
$ 179,000 |
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Plus Variable cost of Kitchen and Bathroom upgrade per home |
$ 30,000 |
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Total Variable cost per home |
$ 209,000 |
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Plus Desired profit per home ($209000*16%) |
$ 33,440 |
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Cost Plus price per home |
$ 242,440 |
Yes, the company should differentiate its product in this manner as on upgradation company can earn more than desired profit.
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