In operating income strategic analysis, a component which measures the change in operating income attributed to the change in output quantity is classified as ________?

Correct answer: B. growth component

  • A. internal process component
  • B. growth component
  • C. price recovery component
  • D. productivity component

Explanation

The growth component measures the operating-income change caused by producing or selling a different quantity of output. Price recovery concerns input and output price changes, while productivity concerns using inputs more efficiently.

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