bars produced as part of the special order the company must buy cocoa, milk, sugar, and berries. On the other hand, Ji|| insisted that the special order would not cause xed costs to change. Specically, the salaries of the production staff (the bars can be produced with the hours of a normal production shift), property taxes, depreciation, and insurance would be unchanged regardless of whether the order is accepted. Jan thanked Jill for the information and explanations, but felt even more confused about whether this order was a good deal for the company. Required Questions 1. (20 marks) Based on the product cost data provided by Jason, what advice would you give to Jan regarding the special order? 2. (20 marks) Do you agree with the explanations provided by Jill? What advice would you provide Jan about the special order? 3. (10 marks) Are there other nonnancial considerations that Jan should weigh in her decision