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2 years ago
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If the variable cost per unit goes down, a. Contribution margin increases and Break-even point decreases. b. Contribution margin

decreases and Break-even point increases. c. Total variable cost increases and Break-even point decreases. d. Contribution margin increases and Break-even point increases. e. Contribution margin and Break-even point remains unchanged.
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sergejj [24]2 years ago
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Answer:

A. Contribution margin increases and Break-even point decreases

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