The decisions managers make about which products to sell and in what quantities are:
A)qualitative factors.
B)contribution margins.
C)product-mix decisions.
D)contribution margin per unit.
E)computer-related operating costs.

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Product-mix decisions involve making choices about which products to sell and in what quantities. This decision is based on factors such as market demand, production costs, competition, and contribution margins. Qualitative factors and computer-related operating costs may also be considered, but they are not the primary driver of product-mix decisions. Contribution margin per unit is a helpful metric in determining the profitability of individual products, but it is not the same as deciding on which products to sell in the first place. Therefore, option C is the best choice.

The Decisions Managers Make About Which Products to Sell and in What