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Operating risk is related to a company's cost structure and level of fixed costs in operations. It refers to the uncertainty about operating earnings arising from fixed (operating) costs. The higher the level of fixed costs in a company’s operations, the higher the operating risk, as it is more difficult for a company to adjust its costs according to the variation in sales. Operating risk is one of the two business risks, the other being sales risk (i.e. uncertainty of generating sales due to the variability in the price and volume of goods sold)
Rs. 4500 is invested in scheme ‘A’ for a year at simple interest of 40% p.a. The interest received from scheme ‘A’ is reinvested for 2 years in ...
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Arjuna deposited Rs.90,000 in an SIP that offers simple interest at a rate of 10% per annum for 3 years. Had he deposited the sam...
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