MGL forecasted the following data for 2022 · Projected unit sales is 5,000 at a selling price of P65. · Variable cost ratio is 60% · Operating break-even point in sales is P250,000 · Earnings before taxes and interest is P30,000 · The P100,000 total debt of the firm requires annual payment of interest at 5%. What is the degree of combined leverage?

MGL forecasted the following data for 2022 · Projected unit sales is 5,000 at a selling price of P65. · Variable cost ratio is 60% · Operating break-even point in sales is P250,000 · Earnings before taxes and interest is P30,000 · The P100,000 total debt of the firm requires annual payment of interest at 5%. What is the degree of combined leverage?

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