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  1. Submitted By: hardik — November 9, 2007
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    yes. By increasing the production, you can increase profit while using Absorption costing. That’s why it is recommended to use Variable costing for internal purpose to get the true picture. By simply increasing production, you’re inventorying Fixed Overhead cost instead of writing it off as an expense.

  2. Submitted By: Anjali — February 17, 2008
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    By increasing production as well as decreasing total cost

  3. Submitted By: anish — March 18, 2008
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    yes by increasing the amount of the sales the profit can be gained without change in the sales and expenditure

  4. Submitted By: Raj — June 3, 2008
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    Only possible if last time they made some loss.

  5. Submitted By: arun singhal — July 8, 2008
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    by decreasing purchase

  6. Submitted By: satya prakash — July 11, 2008
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    it is possible if the closing stock of the last year is high and reductions in discounts given by the orgaization.

  7. Submitted By: Tosin — August 14, 2008
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    If the price of the good on the market increases, while your sales and expenditure remain the same, your profit increases. Simple.

  8. Submitted By: Julianna — August 29, 2008
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    if the price of the goods increase you can increase your profit, also I believe by investing you profit well you can get higher net without sales and expenditure factors involved… Not an expert though.

  9. Submitted By: erik — May 12, 2009
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    Sales is dollar amount, not volume, a lowered tax rate or less debt expenses are counted after sales and expenditures thus affecting net profit, additionally you can have less depreciation which isn’t an expense but will increase net profit

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