The following is a summarized income statement for McClaron Manor Co.'s profit center 12608 for April:       Contribution Margin   $175,000 Period Expenses$11,000    Manager' s Salary$2,000    Corporate Expense Allocation$ 8,000 $(21,000)Net Income   $154,000 Which of the following amounts is most likely subject to the control of the profit center's manager? (CPA, adapted)

A. Contribution Margin of $175,000 and Period Expenses of $11,000.
B. Contribution Margin of $175,000.
C. Contribution Margin of $175,000 and Period Expenses of $21,000.
D. Contribution Margin of $175,000 and Period Expenses of $13,000.


Answer: B

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