The XYZ Company has purchased from ABC, Inc. 100,000 circuit boards annually.

The price has increased each year, reaching $68 per unit last year.

Because the purchase price has increased significantly, XYZ management has asked that an estimate be made of the cost to manufacture it in its own facilities.

The company has little experience with products requiring assembly. The engineering, manufacturing, and accounting departments have prepared a report for management which included the following estimates:

An assembly run of 10,000 units.

Additional production employees would be hired to manufacture the subassembly. However, no additional equipment, space, or supervision would be needed.

The report states that total costs (1) for 10,000 units

are estimated at $997,000

The current purchase price is $68 a unit, so the report recommends a continued purchase of the product.

Components (outside purchases) $160,000

Assembly labor (2) 300,000

Manufacturing overhead (3) 450,000

General and administrative overhead (4) 87,000

Total costs $997,000

(1) The cost is estimated in a relevant range of 100,000 units.

(2) Assembly labor consists of hourly production workers.

(3) Manufacturing overhead is applied to products on a direct labor dollar basis.

Variable overhead costs vary closely with direct labor dollars.

Fixed overhead 50% of direct labor dollars

Variable overhead 100% of direct labor dollars

Manufacturing overhead rate 150% of direct labor dollars

(4) General and administrative overhead is applied at 10% of the total manufacturing costs

The production cost for each circuit board produced with no learning curve is:

.

The production cost for each circuit board produced with the 78% cumulative average learning curve is:

.

Round your answers only to the nearest dollar with no $ sign or period.