Wool Incorporated Wool Incorporated manufactures clothing from wool. Planning for next year, Wool Inc. has consulted you to provide your recommendation on various business decisions. Use your knowledge of relevant costs for decision making to provide a recommendation for each of the 4 business decisions. Decision 1 For the coming year, the company has scheduled production of 50,000 wool scarves. Budgeted costs for this product are as follows. Variable manufacturing costs Variable selling expenses Fixed manufacturing costs Fixed operating expenses Total costs and expenses Unit Costs (50,000 units) Total $40 $2,000,000 15 750,000 12 600,000 10 500,000 $77 $3,850,000 The management of Wool Inc. is considering a special order from WalMart for an additional 18,000 scarves. These scarves would have smaller tassels. In all other respects, they would be identical to the regular scarves manufactured. Although Wool Inc. regularly sells its scarves to retail stores at a price of $180 each, WalMart has offered to pay only $55 per scarf. However, because no sales commissions would be involved with this special order, Wool Inc. will incur variable selling expenses of only $5 per unit on these sales, rather than the $15 it normally incurs. Accepting the order would cause no change in the company's fixed manufacturing costs or fixed operating costs. Wool Inc. has enough plant capacity to produce 70,000 scarves per year. Required: a. Perform a quantitative analysis to determine the impact on monthly profits if Wool Inc. accepts the order. Should Wool Inc. accept the special order from WalMart? b. Briefly discuss any other factors that you believe Wool Inc.'s management should consider in deciding whether to accept the special order