1. | ||
NANTUCKET INN | ||
Contribution Income Statement | ||
Amount | Percent | |
Revenue | 2200000 | 100% |
Variable expenses | 1474000 | 67% |
Contribution margin | 726000 | 33% |
Fixed expenses | 484000 | 22% |
Net income | 242000 | 11% |
2. | |
Decrease in net income = ( Revenue * % decline ) * Contribution margin ratio = ( 2200000 * 30% ) * 33% | 217800 |
3. | |
Operating leverage factor = Contribution margin / Net income = 726000 / 242000 | 3 |
4. | |
Operating leverage = % change in net income / % change in revenue | |
3 = % change in net income / 35% | |
% change in net income = 3 * 35% | 105% |
A contribution income statement for the Nantucket Inn is shown below. (Ignore income taxes.) Revenue $2,200,000...
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