The contribution margin ratio always increases when (you may select more than one answer): a. Sales increase.
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The contribution margin ratio always increases when (you may select more than one answer):
a. Sales increase.
b. Fixed costs decrease.
c. Total variable costs decrease.
d. Variable costs as a percent of sales decrease.
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