- 11 - BIVAD .EE 18 . - 3 2. Baxter, Inc, manufactures high-end copiers used in businesses and sells their copiers directly to businesses through in-house sales representatives. The following are the budgeted costs for the year for the expected production of 3,000 copiers; actual costs to date have been tracking very close to budget: Unit-level costs: Material costs (3,000 units x $120) Labor costs (3,000 units x $95) Manufacturing overhead (3,000 units x $12.50) Total Unit-Level Costs (3.000 units x $227.50) Batch-level costs (15 batches x $1,800 per batch) Product-level costs Facility-level costs: Segment-level costs Allocated-corporate level costs Total Facility-level costs Total Expected Cost Cost per unit: $1,022,250 + 3,000 units = $340.75 $360,000 $285,000 $ 37,500 $682,500 $ 27,000 $77,750 $105,000 $130,000 $235.000 $1,022,250 Office Leasing has approached Baxter, Inc. and has offered to buy 200 copiers directly from Baxter, Inc. at a price of $295.00 each. Baxter Inc.'s normal selling price is $495.00 per copier. If Baxter, Inc. were to accept this special order, they would produce these 200 copiers using one additional batch run. Required: a identify the costs that are relevant to this business decision. b. Should Baxter, Inc. accept the special order? Support your answer showing appropriate computations, including the amount of additional profit or loss that would result from accepting this special offer