The target annual operating income is divided with invested capital to calculate _____________?

Correct answer: C. target rate of return on investment

  • A. operating cost per unit
  • B. operating income per unit
  • C. target rate of return on investment
  • D. cost of goods sold

Explanation

Dividing target operating income by invested capital gives the target return on investment, usually expressed as a percentage. The other choices measure unit costs or total cost rather than profitability relative to investment.

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