a. What is the degree of operating leverage of Modern Artifacts (in Problem 14) when sales are
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a. What is the degree of operating leverage of Modern Artifacts (in Problem 14) when sales are $7,000?
b. What is the degree of operating leverage when sales are $12,000?
c. Why is operating leverage different at these two levels of sales?
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