Meditation Haven has three product lines. Its only unprofitable line is yoga blocks. The results of the yoga blocks line for2020 is below:Sales 350000 Variable expenses 230000 Fixed expenses 180000 Net loss (60000) If this product line iseliminated, 70% of the fixed expenses can be eliminated. Using incremental analysis, would you recommend thecompany drop the yoga block line and why?

Incremental Analysis :— This analysis shows the comparison between two different alternatives. A…

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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