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The Mona Company expects to sell 40,000 Jump-Ups during the coming year. The advertising manager has decided to spend $1 on advertising for each unit expected to be sold.

The method that the manager is using to determine how much to spend on advertising is:

Percentage of sales
Percentage of profits
Unit sales method
Objective-task method

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