The McDermott Company estimates its average total cost to be $10 per unit of output when it
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a. If the company uses cost-plus pricing, what price should it set?
b. Can it be sure of selling 10,000 units if it sets this price?
c. What are the arguments for and against a pricing policy of this sort?
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