When the variable cost per unit (v) increases but the fixed cost (FC) and the revenue per unit (r) remain constant, then:
Question 17 options:
The break-even point moves to the left. |
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The break-even point stays in the same place. |
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The break-even quantity increases. |
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The break-even quantity decreases. |
Ans- (D)
As average variable cost increases,average total cost also increases ,so quantity will decrease at the breakeven point as shown in the figure. Breakeven point is the point at which P= Atc
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