A Group Is a Gang When

question 10

Multiple Choice

A group is a gang when

• A) It becomes large enough and violent enough to be labeled by the local police
• B) It has a defined leadership with a group color
• C) It exits for or benefits substantially from the continuing criminal activity of its members
• D) It has a name that has become known to the local community and law enforcement

Apply sensitivity analysis to assess changes in assumptions.

Understand the concept and calculation of operating leverage.

Distinguish between fixed and variable costs and their roles in CVP analysis.

Understand the concept and application of cost volume profit (CVP) analysis in decision making.

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