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    The Lowest Possible Operating Leverage Factor for a Company Is
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The Lowest Possible Operating Leverage Factor for a Company Is

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Question 230

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The lowest possible operating leverage factor for a company is 1 and only occurs when


A) variable costs are zero.
B) a company has the same amount of variable and fixed costs.
C) fixed costs are zero.
D) the company is at breakeven.

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