Percentage of Sales Models Usually Assume That Costs, Fixed Assets

question 14

Essay

Percentage of sales models usually assume that costs, fixed assets, and working capital all increase at the same rate as sales. When do you think that these assumptions do not make sense? Would you feel happier using a percentage of sales model for short-term or long-term planning?

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