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Business, 30.03.2020 21:01, deyii2030

Currently the firm has 100 workers who produce 1000 units per quarter each. The cost per unit is $35.00. The cost of holding 1 unit per quarter is $1.50. The cost of hiring a worker is $100. The cost of firing a worker is $500. When using the pure chase strategy, what is the total cost for the year? The quarterly demand information is provided below. Q1:20,000 units, Q2:100,000 units, Q3:60,000 units, Q4:140,000 units

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