ABC Corp has the following data in year 2020: Sales 400,000; Variable cost 300,000 and Net loss 50,000. If the company wants to have a profit ratio of 10% of sales in year 2021, how much is the additional sale needed by ABC Corp to meet the target profit ratio?
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ABC Corp has the following data in year 2020: Sales 400,000; Variable cost 300,000 and Net loss 50,000. If the company wants to have a profit ratio of 10% of sales in year 2021, how much is the additional sale needed by ABC Corp to meet the target profit ratio?
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