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Volume and Profit Cost Analysis
MIUPI companies produce lanyards (Lanyard). The cost of making a unit of product is $ 1.00 for direct materials, $ 0.50 for indirect labor, $ 1.25 for variable indirect costs. Indirect fixed
8.1. If the company projects a net income (profit after tax) of $ 54,000, how many units must it sell.
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