Now assume that Shah Ltd has no spare capacity, so it can only produce the component internally
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Now assume that Shah Ltd has no spare capacity, so it can only produce the component internally by reducing its output of another of its products. While it is making each component, it will lose contributions of £12 from the other product.
Should the component be subcontracted or produced internally?
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