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Calle Company is studying the impact of the following:
1. An increase in sales price.
2. An increase in the variable cost per unit.
3. An increase in the number of units sold (note: each unit produces a $6 contribution margin).
4. A decrease in fixed costs.
5. A proposed change in the method of compensation for salespeople, away from commissions based on gross sales dollars and toward higher monthly salaries.
Required:
Determine the impact of each of these operating changes on Calle’s per-unit contribution margin and break-even point by completing the chart that follows. Your responses should be Increase (INC), Decrease (DEC), No Effect (NE), or Insufficient Information to Judge (II).

Calle Company is studying the impact of the following: 1. An increase in sales price. 2. An increase in the variable cost per unit. 3. An increase in the number of units sold (note: each unit produces a $6 contribution margin). 4. A decrease in fixed costs. 5. A proposed change in the method of compensation for salespeople, away from commissions based on gross sales dollars and toward higher monthly salaries. Required:  Determine the impact of each of these operating changes on Calle’s per-unit contribution margin and break-even point by completing the chart that follows. Your responses should be Increase (INC), Decrease (DEC), No Effect (NE), or Insufficient Information to Judge (II).


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