The following data relates to Germs-B-Gone, Inc. in questions 4243: Germs-B-Gone, Inc, makes bulk cleaning fluid, and sells 1,000 gallons per month at a price of $22 per gallon 42) If Germs-B-Gone adds a new disinfectant to the cleaning fluid, it could sell the improved product for a higher price, but it would cost the firm a total of $3,800 per month to add the disinfectant. At what price per gallon would the new disinfectant begin to improve operating earnings? A) Any price above $3,800 B) Any price above $27.50 C) Any price above $3.80 D) Any price above $25.80 B-Gone could add a new scent and sell the improved product for $22.75 per gallon. It would cost the firm a total of $700 per month to add the new scent. What would be the effect on operating income? A) $120 decrease in income B) $300 increase in income C) $50 increase in income D) $800 increase in income 44) Which part of the balanced scorecard asks, "How do we look to investors and creditors?" A) Financial perspective B) Customer perspective C) Internal business perspective D) Learning and growth perspective 45) Which part of the balanced scorecard asks, "How can we continue to improve and create value? A) Financial perspective B) Customer perspective C) Internal business perspective D) Learning and growth perspective 46) Which of these is a key to analyzing short-term business decisions? A) Focus on historic costs and costs that do not change under the alternatives B) Focus on qualitative data only and ignore future cash flows C) Focus on sunk costs and quantitative data D) Focus on relevant costs and use the contribution margin approacih