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You are the chief financial officer for a firm that sells digital music players. your firm has the following average-total-cost schedule:

quantity average total cost
600 players $300
601 301

your current level of production is 600 devices, all of which have been sold. someone calls, desperate to buy one of your music players. the caller offers you $550 for it. should you accept the offer? why or why not?

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