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3 years ago

A book publisher has fixed costs of $380,000 and variable costs per book of $11.00. the book sells for $27.00 per copy.

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Rus_ich [418]3 years ago

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The book publisher needs 380,000 in margins on its books to cover its fixed costs.

The publisher makes a profit of 27-11= 16 dollars per book. This is the book’s contributing margin.

To break even, the profits on the books must equal the fixed costs.

380,000 / 16 =23,750
The firm must sell 23,750 books to break even.

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