Percival Company wishes to sell wooden beams to home builders.
The current market price of the beams is $950, and Percival knows
it must accept the market price. Currently, the beams cost
Percival $809 to produce. The company wishes to make a profit
equal to 16% of the price. Which of the following strategies would
help Percival accomplish their objective?
A. Increase the volume of sales.
B. Reduce production costs by $11 per unit.
C. Increase the sales price to $961.
D. Increase the production cost by $22 per unit.
B.reduce production costs by 11dollars per unit.
reduce the production cost to 11 dollars per unit so that it is possible to earn 16%profit on sale price.
950 * 16% = 152.
production cost = 950 - 12 = 798.
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