Question 7: A company that manufactures ready-made cement tankers sells the unit for $ 70,000, which costs $ 25,000 vehicle, $ 10,000 fare with an additional engine, and $ 5,000 ancillary equipment. The rent for the buildings is $ 400,000 per year and pays the salaries of $ 550,000 per year, and other expenses are paid for electricity and insurance of $ 250,000 per year. The company's ability to produce 60 units per year in maximum condition, but now produces only 80%, how much is the company's income this year? If the capital employed in the company is $ 200,000, and it is planned that the return will be 30% on this amount, how much should the company produce in order to achieve this plan? If the company can only produce and market 35 units, what is its financial position? What does the company advise in order to reach a break-even point in this case?