Marvis Manufacturing is trying to improve its profitability and decrease its breakeven point. Which of the following actions could Marvis take to accomplish this goal? Select ALL options that would improve profitability and decrease the breakeven point.
Increase fixed expenses
Decrease fixed expenses
Increase sales price
Decrease sales price
Increase variable cost per unit
Decrease variable cost per unit
Increase sales volume
Decrease sales volume
Answer
>Option #2 Decrease in fixed
expenses = Lower cost = Higher profitability.
Decrease in fixed expenses = Decrease in Break even point.
>Option #3: Increase in sales price = Higher profitability and Higher contribution margin = Lower Break even point.
>Option #6: Decrease in Variable
cost per unit = Higher profitability as cost is reduced.
It will lead to decrease in Break even point because Contribution
margin will Increase
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