Using a cost-plus pricing strategy,and given the following information,what would be the final unit selling price for a product if a manufacturer believes that it can sell 5000 units of a product and desires a margin of 18%? Assume total fixed costs = 50,000,000 Rp and total variable costs = 12,200,000 Rp.

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To calculate the final unit selling price using a cost-plus pricing strategy, we need to add the desired margin to the total cost per unit, which is the sum of fixed cost and variable cost per unit.

Total cost per unit = (Total fixed costs / Number of units) + Total variable costs per unit
Total cost per unit = (50,000,000 / 5000) + 12,200,000 / 5000
Total cost per unit = 10,000 + 2,440
Total cost per unit = 12,440

Desired margin = 18% of the total cost per unit
Desired margin = 0.18 x 12,440
Desired margin = 2,239.2

Final unit selling price = Total cost per unit + Desired margin
Final unit selling price = 10,000 + 2,440 + 2,239.2
Final unit selling price = 14,679.2 Rp

Therefore, the best choice is C.

Using a Cost-Plus Pricing Strategy,and Given the Following Information,what Would