Consider the information in Question No. 1 and your answers to Questions No. 6 to 10. Let's define a "Mark-up Index (MI)" as the difference between profit-maximizing price (P*) and marginal cost (MC), divided by marginal cost: MI = (P* - MC) / MC Compute the Mark-up Index for ManuProd International. (Note: Enter your answer below using two decimal points).
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