Accоrding tо Prоfessor Woodger’s succession video in module 12, the second most senior Apostle holds the cаlling of ________. If he is cаlled аs a counselor in the First Presidency, the third most senior apostle becomes _________.
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Sаmuel is а mоuntаin bike enthusiast. Over the past few years, hоwever, he has realized that few clоthes were adapted to the reality of fans of this sport in Quebec. He therefore decided, with a group of friends, to found his own company manufacturing mountain bike clothing, called Foresta, located in the Eastern Townships. Its flagship product is a three-quarter sleeve jersey, having a cut that promotes ergonomics when practicing this sport and made from organic or recycled materials. In order to be sold to the main mountain bike equipment retailers, this jersey must be offered to them at a maximum price of $80. The table below illustrates the profit generated by the sale of a jersey. Mountain Bike Jerseys Selling price $80.00 Cost of goods manufactured Raw materials (RM) $22.00 Direct labor (DL) $30.00 1.5 h × $20.00/h Fixed manufacturing overhead (MOH) $7.50 Total manufacturing costs $59.50 Gross profit margin $20.50 Fixed selling expenses $2.50 Variable selling expenses $4.00 5.00% of selling price Total selling expenses $6.50 Fixed administrative expenses $5.00 Net profit $9.00 Recently, Samuel met with the leaders of the Portuguese company Fernandes, which specializes in contract manufacturing. Fernandes is offering Foresta to manufacture the jerseys for an amount of $50 per unit, for equivalent quality and with the same type of material. Furthermore, this amount includes delivery costs to Foresta's warehouse. In the short term, however, no fixed costs can be avoided by the company, and these will instead be allocated to the other products manufactured by Foresta. Required Task Determine whether, from a quantitative standpoint, Foresta should accept Fernandes' offer for the manufacturing of mountain bike jerseys.