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B. False

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Opportunity cost of producing a good for the supplier are the profits that they could make from other goods that they are not producing, for example if a supplier is producing cars the opportunity cost are the profits that the supplier can make by producing other products instead of cars. This statement is wrong because when the price of a good increases the opportunity cost of producing the good does not change because the opportunity cost of producing the good depends on the price and profits of other goods. In this case when the price increases the suppliers will supply more of this good because the opportunity cost of not producing the good increases because they can make higher profits now.

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Forecast for Spring season demand year 5 = 1,680 sailboats

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total demand:

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year 2 = 5,590

year 3 = 5,410

year 4 = 5,040

average quarterly demand:

year 1 = 4,560 / 4 = 1,140

year 2 = 5,590 / 4 = 1,397.5

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year 2 = 1,400

year 3 = 1,640

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MAY 9 - Crump also paid freight charges of $95
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MAY 17  - Payment in full

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May 8.
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             Accounts Payable                   1,850


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            Cash                                             95

Accounts Payable              150
            Purchase returns and allowance   150

May 17 - Payment goes beyond the discounting period. No discount is given.

Accounts Payable            1,700
            Cash                                             1,700
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