Delfa company produces a single product and has a normal production capacity of 122,400 units per year. They received a special order for 2,700 units at $2,000 per unit, compared to their normal selling price of $2,300 per unit. Accepting this order would provide a financial advantage through increased revenue from the lower per unit price, but would not affect regular sales volumes or total fixed costs. As a separate matter, the company has 1,000 inferior units from last year that must be sold at a reduced price through regular channels, and the relevant cost for setting a minimum price is the normal unit cost of production and sale.