c. Identify additional information that the company should have before starting the production of toddler-size jerseys. a. The market demand for the toddler-size jerseys. b. The market value of the toddler-size jersey at the split-off point. c. The market price of the toddler-size jersey and the share of toddler-size jersey in the joint cost. d. All the above. d. Identify whether the toddler-size jerseys are profitable if the market value at the split-off point is $10 and the market price after fur a. The toddler-size jersey will be profitable as the net realizable value is $4.99($17.99$10$3). The share of the toddler-size jerse; b. The toddler-size jerseys are not profitable as the joint cost allocation share is decreasing. c. The toddler-size jerseys are profitable provided the market demand is high. d. None of the above. e. Suppose William provides the following information: c. Identify additional information that the company should have before starting the production of toddler-size jerseys. a. The market demand for the toddler-size jerseys. b. The market value of the toddler-size jersey at the split-off point. c. The market price of the toddler-size jersey and the share of toddler-size jersey in the joint cost. d. All the above. d. Identify whether the toddler-size jerseys are profitable if the market value at the split-off point is $10 and the market price after fur a. The toddler-size jersey will be profitable as the net realizable value is $4.99($17.99$10$3). The share of the toddler-size jerse; b. The toddler-size jerseys are not profitable as the joint cost allocation share is decreasing. c. The toddler-size jerseys are profitable provided the market demand is high. d. None of the above. e. Suppose William provides the following information