Answer:
Financial disadvantage of 138,600
Explanation:
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The allocate cost and teh depreciation cost will be unavoidable, so should be considered as a cost for the purchase option
Also the inocme from teh additional segment is only considered for the purchase option
<u>The avoidable cost will be:</u>
Direct Materials
Direct Labors
Variable overhead
Supervisor
Thse cost are zero in the purchase escenario
The Long-Run Aggregate Supply curve represents the full employment capacity of the economy and depends on the amount of resources available for production and the available technology.
<h3>What is Long-Run Aggregate Supply Curve?</h3>
The Long-Run Aggregate Supply (LRAS) Curve depicts the relationship between price level and real GDP that would exist if all prices, including nominal wages, were completely flexible. Along the LRAS, prices can move, but production cannot since it represents the output of full employment.
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3.5 inches because the normal business card is 3.5 in × 2 in