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Business, 29.05.2020 00:00, frisha

A company makes travel umbrellas. Its fixed costs are $1000 a week and its variable costs for one batch of umbrellas per week is $500 for 2000 units. After doing market research, the company sets the price per umbrella at $11. What is the break-even quantity for a week’s worth of umbrellas?

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