d. Chicago Publishers produces and sells new textbooks to college and university bookstores. Assume typical project-level costs total $285,000 for a new textbook. Production and distribution costs amount to 20% of the net amount the publisher receives from the bookstores. Textbook authors are paid a royalty of 15% of the net amount received from the bookstores. Determine the dollar sales volume required for Chicago to break even on a new textbook. This is the amount the bookstore pays the publisher, not the bookstore's sales revenue. Note: Round your answer to the nearest whole dollar. $ 380,000 e. For a project with predicted sales of 10,000 new books at $125 each, determine 1. The bookstores' unit-level contribution. $ 0 2. The publisher's project-level contribution. $ 0 3. The author's royalties. $ 0