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If we have two alternatives: Alternative (1): F(1)=$200, P=$15, V=$10, and Alternative (2): F(2)=$100, P=$15,...

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If we have two alternatives: Alternative (1): F(1)=$200, P=$15, V=$10, and Alternative (2): F(2)=$100, P=$15, V=$13. And if the expected quantity sold is 45 units, which alternative fixed cost our firm should prefer?

A. F(2)=$100

B. F(1)=$200

C. Both A & B

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