Racine Tire Co . manufactures tires for all-terrain bicycles , The tires sell for P60 and variable cost per tire is P45 ; monthly fixed cost is P450 , 000 . Required: If the company can increase sales volume by 15 percent above the current level ,8 , 400 , 000 tires monthly What will be the increase in net income ?

Racine Tire Co . manufactures tires for all-terrain bicycles , The tires sell for P60 and variable cost per tire is P45 ; monthly fixed cost is P450 , 000 . Required: If the company can increase sales volume by 15 percent above the current level ,8 , 400 , 000 tires monthly What will be the increase in net income ?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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