You make refrigerators. Currently, you manufacture compressors for your refrigerators in-house. An outside supplier has offered to sell you equivalent compressors at a wholesale price of $55 per unit. You need 1,000 compressors per month. The internal production costs per compressor are as follows:

Question 3: Make versus buy You make refrigerators. Currently, you manufacture compressors for your refrigerators in-house. An outside supplier has offered to sell you equivalent compressors at a wholesale price of $55 per unit. You need 1,000 compressors per month. The internal production costs per compressor are as follows: cost per unit direct materials $20 direct labor $20 variable overhead $10 fixed overhead $20 total $70 If you outsource the production of compressors (the "buy" option) in the short term, how will this choice affect your costs and profit? First, compute variable costs under MAKE versus BUY: MAKE BUY unit VC total vc If you outsource (BUY), the incremental revenue, costs, and profit are: how much each amount changes if you outsource Incremental revenue Incremental VC Incremental CM Incremental FC Incremental profit Enter negative amounts with a minus sign, i.e., -1,000 not ($1,000). Should you outsource? O YES - outsourcing reduces costs by $5,000 NO - outsourcing reduces profit by $5,000 O