Question: You are the owner of a factory that supplies chairs and tables to schools in Denver. You sell each chair for $1.76 and each table for $4.40 based on the following calculation
You have received an offer from a school in Colorado Springs to supply an additional 10,000 chairs and 2,000 tables for the price of $1.5 and $3.5 respectively. Your financial advisor advises you not to take up the offer because the price does not even cover the cost of production. Is the financial advisor correct?