Answer -
Contribtion Margin is The dollers each additional item sold will provide to cover fixed cost.
Contribution Margin -
When we deduct selling price and variable cost we will get contribution margin,
Other Options -
1. Contribution margin is not the price of our item as this value is derived by selling price minus variable cost.
2. This can not be the the profit of the company per item sold as
Contribution margin does not take into consideration fixed
cost.
3. Correct. Because the contribution margin is
value that used by the company to pay fixed cost to gain
profit.
The contribution margin is an important number to calculate when figuring out the CVP analysis for...
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