Which would you rather sell the most of...?Group of answer choicesBBQ special: $12.00 selling price with a 40% food cost.Sub sandwich: $8.00 selling price with a 35% food cost.Milkshake: $6.00 selling price with a 20% food cost.Fish platter: $10.00 selling price with a 30% food cost.

What would the minimum suggested selling price be for a salad bar that averaged 100 guests per day, spent a total of $285 on food each day and targeted a 30% food cost?

Ted is a producer in the perfectly competitive market for sandwiches. Ted produces his profit-maximising quantity of 55 sandwiches at the market price of $4.00 per sandwich. At this output, his average variable cost is $2.80 per sandwich and his average total cost is $3.10 per sandwich. His minimum average variable cost is $2.70 per sandwich. Select the item from the list provided to make the following statements true. The total variable cost Ted will incur at his profit maximising production level is __________. Ted's average fixed cost at his profit maximising production level is __________. If the market price begins to drop below $4.00 per sandwich, and Ted’s costs remain unchanged, Ted will need to shut down if the market price falls to below __________.

Assume that on a peak month, the actual number of items sold was 10, 596.  How many of the same menu items were sold in that month? (2pts) Menu Item Number SoldAussie Burger Hawaiian Burger Chicken Fillet Burger Clubhouse Sandwich Fish in a Bagel Salmon Wraps Monte Cristo Sandwich BLT Sandwich 10, 596

Just Desserts buys cheesecakes from General Bakeries at $26.80 per cheesecake. It then cuts each cheesecake into 16 slices and sells them to customers at $5.90 per slice. Calculate the rate of markup on cost and the rate of markup on selling price. (Do not round intermediate calculations and round your final answers to 1 decimal place.)

When McDonald's and other fast food restaurants offer "value meal" items at surprisingly low prices, they are most likely using ________ pricing.A.break-evenB.target profitC.good-valueD.cost-plus