Mary is considering purchasing a machine from one of two suppliers. Supplier A's machine has an annual fixed cost of $10,000 and a unit variable cost of $2.10
Supplier B's machine has an annual fixed cost of $16,000 and a unit variable cost of $3.00. How large should Mary's annual demand be in order to make Supplier B's machine the better choice?
The answer is that there is no demand for which Supplier B's machine will be better. Both Supplier B's fixed and variable costs are higher than Supplier A's.
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