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Assuming by "indifferent" you mean that both manufacturing techniques yield the same gross profit, and assuming that selling price isn't affected, then what you want is the point where (price - cost per unit) times volume is the same for both processes. If C_1 = average cost of manufacture per piece for method 1 and C_2 is average cost per piece for method 2, then:
(P-C_1) V_1 = (P-C_2) V_2 Or: V_2 = (P-C_1)V_1/(P-C_2) |
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