Going back to Activity 9.14, what is the maximum price that the business concerned would logically be
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Going back to Activity 9.14, what is the maximum price that the business concerned would logically be prepared to pay to have the remaining B14s machined by a subcontractor, assuming that no fixed or variable cost would be saved as a result of not doing the machining in-house?
Would there be a different maximum if we were considering the B22s?
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