Branch No. 1 should a. not be dropped due to foregone over-all income of P 350,000. b. be dropped due to over-all operating loss of P 325,000 c. not be dropped due to foregone overall income of P 25,000. d. be dropped due to over-all operating loss of P 25,000.
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Branch No. 1 should
a. not be dropped due to foregone over-all income of P 350,000.
b. be dropped due to over-all operating loss of P 325,000
c. not be dropped due to foregone overall income of P 25,000.
d. be dropped due to over-all operating loss of P 25,000.
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