14. The following cost information is available for one unit of MARKOFF Company. Fixed costs equal $735,000. Budgeted sales are10,000. The unit sales price is $75. Per-unit costs are as follows: The contribution margin per unit is: $ 15. The break-even point in units would be: (round to next whole unit) 16. By how much could the company's sales drop (in dollars) before they show a loss (before taxes)? (round to nearest whole dollar) $ A special one-time order to purchase 20,000 units was recently received at a price of $60 per unit. There is enough capacity to fill the order and filling this order will NOT disrupt current operations. If they accept this order, variable manufacturing costs will be reduced by $5 per unit and variable selling costs (both commission and shipping) will go down by 80%. Is there an opportunity cost to MARKOFF, yes or no and WHY? 18. Should they accept this order? Yes or no and by how much? 19. Now assume that the company is operating AT CAPACITY and that accepting this order will displace other regularly scheduled work. Should they accept or reject this order AND how much better or worse off would the company be? 20. What is the "real cost" (as used in this course) of taking the order (TOTAL not per unit) $ 21. A supplier has approached MARKOFF offering to supply this product to them for less than $29.50 per unit --- specifically for $20 per unit - which includes shipping directly to their customers. Should MARKOFF outsource this production or should they continue to make it, and by how much