Answer
--Correct Answer = Option #1: 30%
Variable cost | $510,000 | ||
Fixed cost | $450,000 | ||
A | Total Cost | $960,000 | |
B | Investment | $2,400,000 | |
C | ROI | 12% | |
D = B x C | Return OR Markup amount | $288,000 | |
E = (D/A) x 100 | Markup Percentage on cost | 30% | Answer |
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