Pottery Barn has just launched the "Comfort Collection," a new line of sofas and chairs. The basic sofa is priced near $$1000,$ which is $25\%$ below the company's next$-$priced sofa. Though Pottery Barn has historically focused on higher priced products, the new "Comfort Collection" is an attempt to compete more effectively with lower$-$priced brands $($e$.$g$.,$ IKEA and Rooms$-$to$-$Go$)$ that offer good$-$enough quality with a focus on a fewer key features. In addition to lower priced products, the company has invested a total of $$2$ million to cover fixed costs, in hopes that improvement to manufacturing will reduce its overall production costs.

Pottery Barn's competitors have responded by introducing their own lower$-$priced lines. After a month of sales, Pottery Barn's sales compared to their two najor competitors are as follows: