1.
Introduction:
Degree of operating leverage: When we observe any business transactions, we observe that the operating income of the company is fluctuating according to the changes in the sales. The measurement of this sort of fluctuation can be termed as the degree of operating leverage.
To evaluate: The degree of operating leverage if the fixed expenses is $270000.
2.
Introduction:
Degree of operating leverage: When we observe any business transactions, we observe that the operating income of the company is fluctuating according to the changes in the sales. The measurement of this sort of fluctuation can be termed as degree of operating leverage.
Requirement 2
The degree of operating leverage and margin of safety in percentage using Excel.
3.
Introduction:
Degree of operating leverage: When we observe any business transactions, we observe that the operating income of the company is fluctuating according to the changes in the sales. The measurement of this sort of fluctuation can be termed as the degree of operating leverage.
Requirement 3
The percentage change in net operating income if sales is increased by 15%.
4.
Introduction:
Degree of operating leverage: When we observe any business transactions, we observe that the operating income of the company is fluctuating according to the changes in the sales. The measurement of this sort of fluctuation can be termed as the degree of operating leverage.
Requirement 4
The net operating income of the company with the increased sales figures.
5.
Introduction:
Degree of operating leverage: When we observe any business transactions, we observe that the operating income of the company is fluctuating according to the changes in the sales. The measurement of this sort of fluctuation can be termed as the degree of operating leverage.
Requirement 5a
The break-even of unit sales, margin of safety in dollars and degree of operating leverage.
5a.
Introduction:
Degree of operating leverage: When we observe any business transactions, we observe that the operating income of the company is fluctuating according to the changes in the sales. The measurement of this sort of fluctuation can be termed as the degree of operating leverage.
Requirement 5b
The degree of operating income leverage when the aim is to sell 600 units per year.
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