5. What would decrease return on investment (ROI)? 6. All other things equal, what would increase the residual income of a division? 7. Relevant costs should contain what two criteria? 8. Opportunity costs-know definition-are they relevant?
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Several factors can decrease return on investment (ROI), including: - Decreased sales or revenue - Increased expenses or costs - Lower asset turnover - Decreased profit margin Show more…
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