alleryStart learning →Break-even analysis assumes average variable cost per unit is:
AAlways rising
BAlways falling
CCyclical
DConstant
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Constant
The model is linear, so variable cost per unit is held constant over the likely range of sales.
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