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Q2- A supplier sells company B raw materials at $ 10/unit for the first 500 units,...
Q2- A supplier sells company B raw materials at $ 10/unit for the first 500 units, $ 9/unit for the second 500 units and at $8.5/unit for more than 1000 units.
Which type of cost behavior you have in this case? Explain with graphical representation.
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