A company with a higher proportion of fixed costs will create
A. a higher degree of sensitivity of EBITDA to a change in
revenues.
B. a lower degree of sensitivity of EBITDA to a change in
revenues.
C. no discernible difference of a change in sensitivity of EBITDA
to a change in revenues.
D. a company with a much more stable profit stream as a function of
revenues.
A company with a higher proportion of fixed costs will imply that the firm has a high degree of operating leverage (DOL). This, in turn, would mean that the firm has ahigh sensitivity of Operating Income to Revenue. Therefore, EBITDA (proxy for operating income) will have a higher degree of sensitivity to a change in revenue.
Hence, the correct option is (A)
A company with a higher proportion of fixed costs will create A. a higher degree of...
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