Stay Warm, Inc., produces extreme-weather parkas in three operationscutting, assembling, and finishing. The parkas sell for $120
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Each parka has variable costs of $65. Stay Warms output is constrained by the 13,440 units of cutting capacity. Only one option exists that can relieve the bottleneck at the cutting operation. Consider the differential costs associated with the following option to determine the impact on throughput.
Stay Warm can increase bottleneck output by renting additional space for the cutting operation, increasing the monthly cutting capacity to 15,000. The additional monthly cost of renting space and hiring additional cutters is $60,000.
Should Stay Warm go ahead with this option? Why or whynot?
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