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Table 21.3.2
Data from Southton
(dollars) |
Price (dollars) |
Quantity (number) |
Quantity (number) |
|
Item |
Base |
Current |
Base |
Current |
Rubber Ducks Beach Towels |
1.15 9.10 |
1.36 10.00 |
90 15 |
100 14 |
1) Refer to Table 21.3.2. From the data in Table 21.3.2. What is Southton's
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