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Business, 23.03.2020 17:52, miyapooh9447

Last year, Marissa sold 4,010 baskets, and she beliees that demand this year will be stable at 4,010 baskets. The following are the same actions Marissa could take if she wants to earn $28,700 in operating income by selling only 4,010 baskets.

Please solve for:

Raise selling price to $

Reduce variable costs to $

Reduce fixed costs to $

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