Premier co. has three segments -- park benches, swings, and lighting. the bench segment is currently producing 5,000 units annually. the units sell for $100 each. the cost of each unit is $90. the bench segment spends $40,000 on product design each year. the segment also is allocated $100,000 of annual facility-level costs. using quantitative analysis, should premier eliminate the bench segment? what would be the effect on profit?
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