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igomit [66]
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One important step in making decision is considering the impact on your lifestyle

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Then, Calculate the Revenue less fixed cost  103.278.69+33.864=137.142,68

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Revenue                             8,316.72                    36.10      300,233.54  

Fixed Manufacturing                                                  (15,980.00)

Variable manufacturing    8,316.72                    14.50      (120,592.42)

Fixed Selling                                                                    (17,884.00)

Variable Selling                 8,316.72                      5.11         (42,498.43)

Net Revenue                                                                     103,278.69  

Tax rate                                                                39%        (40,278.69)

Total                                                                            63,000.00  

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