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Concept Introduction:
Income: Income refers to the earnings that are earned by the company after selling its products in the market. It can be determined by deducting the fixed cost from the contribution margin.
Degree of Operating leverage: Degree of operating leverage measures the effects that arise due to the changes in the level of sales with respect to income.
Income of Company S.
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Concept Introduction:
Degree of Operating leverage: Degree of operating leverage measures the effects that arise due to the changes in the level of sales with respect to income.
Degree of Operating leverage.
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Concept Introduction:
Income: Income refers to the earnings that are earned by the company after selling its products in the market. It can be determined by deducting the fixed cost from the contribution margin.
Degree of Operating leverage: Degree of Operating leverage measures the effects that arise due to the changes in the level of sales with respect to income.
The expected income if sales are increased by 15%.
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