A company sells beds and can produce 1,000 units per month for a fixed cost of £216,759. The variable cos 700 units which sell for £968 per unit. The company is approached by a hotel for an order of 200 beds at £614 per unit. Answer the following questions: Is the fixed cost relevant when deciding to accept or reject this special order? How much additional contribution will be generated by accepting this order? Per unit (£): In total (£): Should the company accept this special order from the hotel? Y Yes No
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