◾What circumstances would cause a company to make a CVP analysis
If you owned a small business would you prefer variable costing or absorption costing and why
◾Explain, with an example, a constrained cost
1.Cost volume profit analysis is a variable costing analysis which analyses the sales and variable costs relationship through a contribution margin. Contribution margin is the difference between sales and variable costs incurred for the sales. CVP is beneficial in analysing the extra costs (variable costs) that a business will incur for selling extra units . It also is useful while determining the sales that the business will have to sell in case of anticipated profits.
As a small business owner I would prefer variable costing since it clearly demarcates between fixed and variable expenses which helps in cost analysis better.
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◾What circumstances would cause a company to make a CVP analysis If you owned a small...
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