im decides he would like start a part-time business building birdhouses. His fixed costs are minimal at $401.89 as he would build them out of his garage at home and already has all of the tools he would need. A quick look at competitor's prices leads him to believe that the average price a customer will pay for each birdhouse is $62.42. His unit variable cost for a birdhouse is $35.43 (for labour, wood and shingles). Calculate the break-even point. (Round up your answer to the next whole number.) Number of birdhouses:
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im decides he would like start a part-time business building birdhouses. His fixed costs are minimal at $401.89 as he would build them out of his garage at home and already has all of the tools he would need. A quick look at competitor's prices leads him to believe that the average price a customer will pay for each birdhouse is $62.42. His unit variable cost for a birdhouse is $35.43 (for labour, wood and shingles). Calculate the break-even point. (Round up your answer to the next whole number.)
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