Bluejeans Company has an after-tax profit of P140,000. Bluejeans hás a return on sales of20% and the tax rate is 30%. The total fixed costs of Bluejeans amounts to P100,000, what isthe contribution margin ratio if the sales volume increases to 150%?(use two decimal places, e.g. 82.20%, 55.31% or 0.82, 0.55, these will be counted as correctanswers)

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Bluejeans Company has an after-tax profit of P140,000. Bluejeans hás a return on sa 20% and the tax rate is 30%. The total fixed costs of Bluejeans amounts to P100,0 the contribution margin ratio if the sales volume increases to 150%? (use two decimal places, e.g. 82.20%, 55.31% or 0.82, 0.55, these will be counted as cor

Bluejeans Company has an after-tax profit of P140,000. Bluejeans hás a return on sa 20% and the tax rate is 30%. The total fixed costs of Bluejeans amounts to P100,0 the contribution margin ratio if the sales volume increases to 150%? (use two decimal places, e.g. 82.20%, 55.31% or 0.82, 0.55, these will be counted as cor

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Chapter3: Cost-volume-profit Analysis

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