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Business, 19.08.2021 01:00 hannmq4179

I've already provided the the Old and New situation and calculated the Intial Outlay. What you shoud focus on is that, under the Old Situation, there were no fixed costs and now there is a fixed Labor Expense of $130,000 and Depreciation.

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