Based on fixed costs of $250,000, variable costs of $.25 cents per unit, production volumes of 3,750,000
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Based on fixed costs of $250,000, variable costs of $.25 cents per unit, production volumes of 3,750,000 units, with an interest expense of $226,400, and a selling price of $1.50 per unit, what is my degree of operating leverage? my degree of financial leverage? and my break even quantity?
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