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Operating and Financial Leverage 191 190 Chapter 5 35. This firm's break-even point is Suppose Kristin anticipates making 500 shipments in 20X4. How 4.800 units 31. many picture frames must Kristin sell to break even in 20X47 14,634 units 7,142 units C. 14,000 18,000 18.000 units d. 16,000 12,000 The Degree of Operating Leverage (DOL) is a. 1.58x The following information pertains to questions 32 through 34: 1.95x 3.50% d. 1.40x P750,000 Sales (75,000 units) 225,000 37. The Degree of Financial Leverage (DFL) is Variable costs P525,000 a. 3.50 Contribution margin 1.40x 1.95x Fixed manufacturing costs 187.500 1.58x Operating income P337,500 Interest 75,000 38 The Degree of Combined Leverage (DCL) is Earnings before taxes P262,500 3.08x 2.73x Taxes (at 3196) 81,375 5.45x 6.83% Net income P181.125 15,000 39 Shares outstanding Which of the following questions does break-even analysis attempt to address? 32. The Degree of Operating Leverage is a. How much do changes in volume affect costs and profits? 1.43x 3.33x At what point does the firm break even? a. C. b. 1.56x d. 2.22x What is the most efficient level of fixed assets to employ? All of the above 33. The Degree of Financial Leverage is n. 1.29x C. 3.50x b. 4.50x d. 1.32x 34. The Degree of Combined Leverage is a. 2.1x 2.9x 1.9x d. 2.0x Use the following information to answer questions 35 through 38: Sales (30,000 units) P150.000 Variable costs 100,800 Contribution margin P 49,200 Fixed manufacturing costs 24,000 Operating income 25,200 Interest 18,000 Earnings before taxes P 7,200 Taxes (at 30%) 2.160 Net income P 5,040 Shares outstanding 600