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08.07.2019 •
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Assume digby expands operations in asia pacific in the coming year. in doing so, they have added capacity to fill all demand in-house and have increased automation to reduce labor cost by 10%. for clarity, assume the following are true: daze material cost is still $12.75. daze labor cost last year was $9.00. daze will be priced at $32.50 per unit, in american dollars. shipping costs from the americas to asia pacific are $2.50 per unit. what will daze's contribution margin be in asia pacific for the coming year?
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