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Operating Leverage Explained: How Fixed vs Variable Costs Drive Profit Volatility
MIQ 25/5/25 MIQ 25/5/25

Operating Leverage Explained: How Fixed vs Variable Costs Drive Profit Volatility

Operating leverage sounds like complicated finance jargon, but it's a simple concept beneath all the noise. It’s all about how a company’s cost structure affects profit growth.

It can predict how a change in revenue translates into operating income in percentage terms.

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