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A bakery sells a box of 12 cookies for $15 per box. The bakery can buy a cookie for $1 from a local manufacturing store or make it in the house for $0.50 with a fixed cost of $12,000 annually. a. The bakery opens 360 days per year. In average, it sells 10 boxes each day. Which production method should the bakery choose? Why?

b. The bakery opens 360 days per year. In average, it sells 10 boxes each day.
Please calculate the profits (1) to buy and (2) to make?

c. Which option should the bakery choose? Why?

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