The Sparkle Company manufactures affordable costume jewelry. At the beginning of the year, the Sparkle Company received a request from an oversees customer who would like to purchase 10,000 necklaces for a Breast Cancer Fund Raising event; due to the large order the customer has offered to purchase each necklace for $80 (current selling price is $150 per unit). If the Sparkle Company accepts the special order, then an additional $10,000 in shipping costs and $20,000 in custom packaging/wrapping will be incurred. In addition, the order will require each necklace have special engraving that will cost $3 per necklace. If the special order is accepted, only the $2 of fixed overhead will be relevant as this will cover the supervisor salary. The remaining fixed costs will be incurred with or without the special order. The company currently has the capacity to produce the 10,000 necklaces without incurring any additional fixed costs for factory space. Current Price Structure for each necklace (excludes special order) Direct Labor.. $10 Direct Materials. $60 Fixed Cost per unit (includes $2 per unit for the supervisor). 10 Sales Commission. $3 Total cost per Unit. $83 Which of the following is true if the Sparkle Company accepts the special order? Which of the following is true if the Sparkle Company accepts the special order? a) the company would incur a $70,000 loss if they accept the special order b) the company would report a $20,000 profit if they accept the special order c) the company would report a $50,000 profit if they accept the special order d) the company would incur a $30,000 loss if they accept the special order e) the company should not accept the special order because the offer price is less than the regular selling price