Income statement | Amount ($) |
Sales | 541,000 |
Less:variable operating costs | 298,000 |
Contribution margin | 243,000 |
Less:fixed operating costs | 136,000 |
Operating income | 107,000 |
Less:interest expense | 29,000 |
Net income | 78,000 |
Operating leverage | Contribution margin / Operating income |
Contribution margin | Sales - Variable operating costs |
Contribution margin ($) | 243,000 |
Operating income ($) | 107,000 |
Operating leverage | 2.27 |
Consider the following summary modified income statement for Tech Inc.: Sales $541,000 Variable Operating Costs 298,000...
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Consider the following summary modified income statement for Tech Inc.. Sales $594,000 Variable Operating Costs 246,000 Contribution Margin $348,000 Fixed Operating Costs 131,000 Operating Income $217,000 Interest Expense 50,000 Net Income $167,000 Calculate Tech's degree of operating leverage. 2 Degree of Operating Leverage =
Following is the income statement for Manning Mufflers for the month of June 2018: (Click the icon to view the contribution margin income statement.) Read the requirements. Requirement 1. Calculate the degree of operating leverage. (Round to four decimal places.) Select the labels and enter the amounts to calculate the degree of operating leverage for Manning Mufflers. Degree of operating leverage = Requirement 2. Use the degree of operating leverage calculated in Requirement 1 to estimate the change in operating...
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