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Marianna [84]
3 years ago
6

George’s t-shirt shop produces 5,000 custom printed t-shirts per month. george’s fixed costs are $15,000 per month. the marginal

cost per t-shirt is a constant $4. what is his breakeven price? what would be george’s breakeven price if george were to sell 50% more shirts?
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1 answer:
k0ka [10]3 years ago
8 0

Answer: Price is $7 when sale is 5000 and $6 when sale is 7,500 units.  

Explanation:

Total cost of George = Fixed cost + Variable Cost = $15,000 + $4 (Units produced)  = $15,000 + $4(5000) $15,000 + $20,000 = $35,000


George will breakeven when his price is just sufficient to cost the total cost.  

Break even = Profit = 0 Total revenue - Total cost = 0 P*Q - $35,000 = 0 P*5000 = $35000 P= $35,000/5000 P=$7

 

If George sells 50% more, then his sales is 7,500 units.  

Total cost of George = Fixed cost + Variable Cost = $15,000 + $4 (Units produced)  = $15,000 + $4(7,500) $15,000 + $30,000 = $45,000


George will breakeven when his price is just sufficient to cost the total cost.


Break even = Profit = 0 Total revenue - Total cost = 0 P*Q - $45,000 = 0 P*7500 = $45000 P= $45,000/7,500 P=$6

When sales is 5000 units price is $7. When sales is 7,500 units price is $6.

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