Nall Custom Pool Inc. needs 10,000 units of a certain part for its manufacturing process. It can buy the part from Wholesale Pool Supplies and Equipment for $53. Nall's plant can manufacture the part for the following costs per unit:
If Nall buys the part from Wholesale, 60 percent of the fixed manufacturing overhead applied will continue to be incurred.
Required:
What is the relevant dollar difference between making and buying the part?
Definitions:
Stockouts
Occur when an item is not in stock and unavailable for sale at the moment, potentially causing lost sales and customer dissatisfaction.
New-Product Development
The process of designing, creating, and bringing a new product or service to the market.
Cross-Docking
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In-Process Inventory
Items or materials that are currently being worked on or processed in a manufacturing or production environment.
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