A brick manufacturer has provided the following data for the year: • Bricks produced and sold: 320,000 units . • Sales revenue: $1,600,000 Variable manufacturing expense: $560,000 Fixed manufacturing expense: $300,000 • Variable selling and administrative expense: $160,000 • . Fixed selling and administrative expense: $280,000 Net operating income: $300,000 What is the company's unit contribution margin?

A brick manufacturer has provided the following data for the year: • Bricks produced and sold: 320,000 units . • Sales revenue: $1,600,000 Variable manufacturing expense: $560,000 Fixed manufacturing expense: $300,000 • Variable selling and administrative expense: $160,000 • . Fixed selling and administrative expense: $280,000 Net operating income: $300,000 What is the company's unit contribution margin?

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Chapter6: Cost-volume-profit Analysis

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