1.Disco Stu Co. produces and sells disco shirts for nostalgic consumers. The annual demand for disco shirts has been constant throughout the year, at about 8000 shirts per year. The production facility can now produce 200 shirts per day. Each time the company starts production, it pays $120 to organize the production. The holding cost of a shirt is $50 per year because of the special requirements in temperature and humidity. The current production plan calls for 400 shirts to be produced in each production run. Assume the company operates 250 days per year. d) If the current policy continues, how many shirts would be in inventory when production stops