You have a colleague who has great confidence in using breakeven analyses. They have not been on the job long enough to

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You have a colleague who has great confidence in using breakeven analyses. They have not been on the job long enough to

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You have a colleague who has great confidence in using breakeven analyses. They have not been on the job long enough to be able to understand the reasons why this tool isn't always reliable. Which of the following reasons should you share with them to help them better understand? 个 Breakeven analysis is hard to calculate, and it is difficult to explain how the results are derived. Breakeven analysis is outdated. Not all accounting systems clearly distinguish between fixed and variable costs. Breakeven analyses do not take sales price and contribution margin into account. 4 / 15 个 SUBMIT
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