When Making a Decision to Accept a Special Order, Management

question 59

Multiple Choice

When making a decision to accept a special order, management must consider

• A)the impact that additional manufacturing time will have on unit costs of its current products.
• B)whether the purchaser will accept additional high costs of a special order.
• C)whether a lower price will convince the purchaser to become a regular customer.
• D)whether capacity exists to meet the demand of the order.

Comprehend the law of comparative advantage and how it influences trade and specialization decisions.

Recognize the factors that can shift the PPC inward or outward, signifying changes in an economy's potential output.

Identify the opportunity costs associated with various production choices and their relevance to economic decision-making.

Apply the principles of comparative advantage and specialization to analyze potential gains from trade.

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