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Chapter 5, Problem 9E
Contribution margin ratio
Young Company budgets sales of $112,900,000, fixed costs of $25,000,000, and variable costs of $66,611,000. What is the contribution margin ratio for Young Company?
If the contribution margin ratio for Martinez Company is 40%, sales were $34,800,000, and fixed costs were $1,500,000, what was the operating income?
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