Price Discrimination, Customer Costs Jorell, Inc., manufactures and distributes a variety of labelers. Annual production of labelers averages 435,000 units. A large chain store purchases about 30 percent of Jorell's production. Several thousand independent retail office supply stores purchase the other 70 percent. Jorell incurs the following costs of production per labeler: Direct materials $9.60 Direct labor Overhead 2.85 3.45 Total Jorell has two salespeople assigned to the chain store account at a cost of $59,300 each per year. Delivery is made in 1,500 unit batches about three times a month at a delivery cost or 780 per batch. Eight salespeople service the remaining accounts. They call on the stores and incur salary and mileage expenses of approximately $38,100 each. Delivery costs vary from store to store, averaging s0.61 per unit Jorell charges the chain store s18.25 per labeler and the independent office supply stores $21.60 per labeler Required: Is Jorell's pricing policy supported by cost differences in serving the two different classes of customer? Support your answer with relevant calculations. (Round unit costs to the nearest cent. $15.90 cost fferendoes not Justitythe price does not justify the price differential of $3.35 Chack My Wark Calculate cost by customer class