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The development of a new product was much lengthier and more expensive than the company’s’ management anticipated. Consequently, the firms’ top accountants and financial manager argue that the firm should raise the price of the product 10 percent above its original target to help recoup some of these costs. Does such a strategy make sense? Explain carefully.

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