The breakeven point decreases ifA. contribution margin per unit decreases and other factors remined unchanged.B. total fixed costs decrease and other factors remined unchanged.c. variable cost per unit increases and other factors remined unchanged.OD. selling price per unit decreases and other factors remined unchanged.

Break even analysis is used to know if the initial costing is being recovered or not. it is…

The breakeven point decreases if A. contribution margin per unit decreases and other factors remined unchanged. B. total fixed costs decrease and other factors remined unchanged. OC. variable cost per unit increases and other factors remined unchanged. OD. selling price per unit decreases and other factors remined unchanged.

The breakeven point decreases if A. contribution margin per unit decreases and other factors remined unchanged. B. total fixed costs decrease and other factors remined unchanged. OC. variable cost per unit increases and other factors remined unchanged. OD. selling price per unit decreases and other factors remined unchanged.

Managerial Economics: Applications, Strategies and Tactics (MindTap Course List)

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Author:James R. McGuigan, R. Charles Moyer, Frederick H.deB. Harris

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Chapter8: Cost Analysis

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Problem 1E

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