From "Production Cost Control". Chapter 2 An Introduction to cost terms and purposes. What is the computing and interpreting manufacturing costs associated with this problem?

Total costs and unit costs. Susan Wang is a well-known software engineer. Her speciality is writing software code used in maintaining the security of credit card information. Wang is approached by the Electronic Commerce Group (ECG). They offer to pay her $100,000 for the right to use her code under license in their e. Procurement software package. Wang rejects this offer because it provides her with no additional benefits if the e. Procurement package is a runaway success. Both parties eventually agree to a contract in which ECG pays Wang a flat fee of $100,000 for the right to use her code in up to 10,000 packages. If e. Procurement sells more than 10,000 packages, Wang receives $8 for each package sold beyond the 10,000 level.

1. What is the unit cost of ECG for Wang's software code included in its e. procurement package if it sells (a) 2,000, (b) 6,000, (c)10,000, and (d) 20,000 packages? Comment on the results.

2. For prediction of ECG's total cost of using Wang's software codeine. procurement,

which unit cost (if any) of (a) to (d) in requirement 1 would you recommend

ECG use? Explain.