Part e (Algo) Make vs. Buy (Sourcing Decision) Eggers Company needs 34,000 units of a part to use in producing one of its products. If Eggers buys the part from McMillan Company for $90 instead of making it, Eggers will not use the released facilities in another manufacturing activity. Forty percent of the fixed overhead will continue irrespective of CEO Donald Mickey's decision. The cost data are as follows: Cost to make the part: Direct labor $ 31 17 Direct materials Variable overhead 25 20 $ 93 Fixed overhead Required: 1. Determine which alternative is more attractive to Eggers, and by what amount. Alternative Saving per unit