Referring to Problem 14-32, Julia Walters establishes the following relevant costs: (1) The carrying cost per Mercedes
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(1) The carrying cost per Mercedes per month is $600,
(2) The cost of a lost sale averages $4,350,
(3) The cost of placing an order is $570.
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