what is the c/s ratio if selling price of a production is $10, variable cost is $4, and monthly fixed costs are $60,000
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Contribution margin per unit = Selling price - Variable cost Contribution margin per unit = $10 - $4 Contribution margin per unit = $6 Show more…
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