Journal of Accountancy, Հատոր 112American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 1961 |
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Էջ 61
... additional costs of additional production with the additional revenues of additional sales . In making this decision fixed costs are ignored because they are not relevant , not because they are not costs . Breakeven analysis presents a ...
... additional costs of additional production with the additional revenues of additional sales . In making this decision fixed costs are ignored because they are not relevant , not because they are not costs . Breakeven analysis presents a ...
Էջ 33
... additional demand for Product A perhaps will bring the activity to around seventy per cent of capacity . Thus , how can management possibly contend that selling these additional units at 35 cents less per unit would result in relative ...
... additional demand for Product A perhaps will bring the activity to around seventy per cent of capacity . Thus , how can management possibly contend that selling these additional units at 35 cents less per unit would result in relative ...
Էջ 34
... additional units of Product A without increasing fixed costs , the sale of the additional units will result in a profit contribution of 10 cents per unit . If , as Mr. Rotramel suggests , fixed costs are allocated to all Product A ...
... additional units of Product A without increasing fixed costs , the sale of the additional units will result in a profit contribution of 10 cents per unit . If , as Mr. Rotramel suggests , fixed costs are allocated to all Product A ...
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