Blue Book printing is budgeting sales of 21,000 units and already has 3,000 in beginning inventory....

Blue Book printing is budgeting sales of 21,000 units and already has 3,000 in beginning inventory. How many units must be produced to also meet the 5,000 units required in ending inventory?

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Blue Book printing
Production Budget
	Budgeted Sales Units	21,000
Add:	Desired Ending Finished Goods Inventory	5000
	Total requirements	26,000
Less:	Beginning Finished Goods Inventory	3,000
	Planned production	23,000

Ans	23000 units

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