A Direct Cost Can Be: A. Only Fixed

question 19

Short Answer

A direct cost can be: a. Only fixed.
B) Only variable (unit-level).
C) Either fixed or variable (unit-level).
D) Neither fixed nor variable (unit-level).

Comprehend the calculation and significance of the promotion-to-sales ratio.

Identify factors affecting budget decisions in marketing campaigns.

Recognize the importance of evaluating promotion effectiveness.

Understand various promotional budgeting approaches and their implementation.

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