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wrbasek0

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Which is not a consideration for dropping a product or product line?
◦ Whether the product has a positive or negative contribution margin
◦ If dropping the product or product line will affect sales of remaining products
◦ Determining if direct fixed costs could be avoided if the product or product line is dropped
◦ Not having the need for free capacity
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