Which of the following statements is true about break-even analysis?

A. It is quite accurate in maximizing profit.
B. It makes it appear that any quantity can be sold at the assumed price.
C. It suggests that profits will decrease rapidly as sales volume increases beyond the break-even point.
D. It assumes a U-shaped average variable cost curve.
E. It not helpful in evaluating alternatives.


Answer: B

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