A firm which has a 2.5 DOL (degree of operating leverage) would find that an *% increase in EBIT would result from a _______ increase in sales.
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The Degree of Operating Leverage measures the sensitivity of a company's operating income (EBIT) to its sales. It shows how a percentage change in sales will affect the percentage change in EBIT. The formula for DOL is given by: \[ \text{DOL} = Show more…
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