Managers Confuse Gross Margin and Contribution Margin in Merchandising Companies

question 88

Multiple Choice

Managers confuse gross margin and contribution margin in merchandising companies because:

• A)cost of goods sold equals the variable cost of goods purchased.
• B)cost of goods sold does not equal the variable cost of goods purchased.
• C)manufacturing costs does not equal the variable cost of goods manufactured.
• D)manufacturing costs are always relevant in merchandising companies.
• E)managers never confuse the margin and contribution margin in merchandising companies.

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