Exhibit 22-4 Lauria Electronics Has Excess Capacity That Could Be

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Multiple Choice

Exhibit 22-4 Lauria Electronics has excess capacity that could be used to make 2,000 antennas for the cell phones that the company produces. The following cost figures are available:
Lauria can buy the antennas from an outside supplier for $10.50.
Refer to Exhibit 22-4. Given the data above, Lauria would:

• A) Save $1,400 by making the antennas
• B) Save $3,600 by making the antennas
• C) Lose $1,000 by making the antennas
• D) Lose $3,600 by making the antennas

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