Based on the information given the desired profit per unit is $0.14 per unit.
First step is to find the unit using this formula
Units=Target sales revenue / Target selling price per unit
Units=$850500 / $4.05
Units =210,000
Second step is to calculate the  desired profit per unit using this formula
Desired profit per unit=Target selling price per unit - (Target costs / Units) 
Desired profit per unit=$4.05-($821250 / 210,000)
Desired profit per unit=$4.05- $3.91
Desired profit per unit=$0.14
Inconclusion the desired profit per unit is $0.14 per unit.
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Answer:
a tax bracket refers to a range of income subject to a certain income tax rate. 
Explanation:
so basically it's just a range of income taxed at a given rate
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Pension plan assets at the year end will be $214
Explanation:
Wee have given pension plan assets = $200 million 
Return on plan assets = 5%
So return will be equal to = $200×0.05 = $10 million 
Cash contribution is given $12 million 
Retiree benefits is $8 million 
We have to find the amount of pension plan assets at the year end
Pension plan assets is equal to = Plan assets at beginning of the year + actual return - retiree benefits = $200 + $10 +$12 - $8 = $214
So pension plan assets at the year end will be $214 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer: $2750
Explanation:
The original budget was $50,000 for the month, $20,000 has been spent already after which there was a revision of the monthly budget to $75,000.	
Since $20000 has been spent, the remaining budget will be:
= $75000 - $20000
= $55000
Also, the money was spent for 11 days, therefore the number of days remaining will be:
= 31 - 11
= 20 days.
Therefore, the new daily budget for the month will be:
= $55,000 / 20 days 
= $2,750
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "C": occurs when a market activity leads to a negative or a positive externality.
Explanation:
An Economic Externality is a cost or benefit paid or earned by a third party that does not have control over the factors that produced the cost or benefit. The third-party problem arises when whether negative or positive externalities affect individuals who are not involved in market activities.