Sales ( 15600 * 20.92 ) | 326352 |
(-) Variable operating costs ( 15600 * 11.92 ) | 185952 |
Contribution margin | 140400 |
(-) Fixed operating cost | 29500 |
Net operating income | 110900 |
Degree of operating leverage = Contribution margin / Net operating income = 140400 / 110900 | 1.27 |
B Question Help Chico's has sales of 15,600 units at a price of $20.92 per unit....
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