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Question - Breakeven point, what-if analysis The following information pertains to Torasic Company's budgeted income statement for the month of June 2011:
Sales (1,200 units at $250) $300,000
Variable cost 150,000
Contribution margin $150,000
Fixed cost 200,000
Net loss ($50,000)
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