In the long run product sales price must be sufficient to cover A. Design cost B. Manufacturing cost C. Marketing co...
In the long run product sales price must be sufficient to cover
A. Design cost
B. Manufacturing cost
C. Marketing cost
D. Serving cost
E. All of the all 4 of the other answers need to be
covered.
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Answer)
My answer is option E.
This is because all the costs metioned about are not product costs. Hence, in long run if all of the above are not covered then the company in long run may suffer losses and may put itself into survival trouble.
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