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A high initial [...] is riskier than a low point because it takes a larger volume and, usually, a longer time to reach.
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breakeven point

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A high initial [...] is riskier than a low point because it takes a larger volume and, usually, a longer time to reach.
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A high initial [...] is riskier than a low point because it takes a larger volume and, usually, a longer time to reach.
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breakeven point
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A high initial breakeven point is riskier than a low point because it takes a larger volume and, usually, a longer time to reach. However, at higher output levels it yields more return in compensation for this greate

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mal production point that maximizes profit. Breakeven points, profit regions, and economic loss ranges are influenced by demand and supply conditions, which change frequently according to the market behavior of consumers and firms. <span>A high initial breakeven point is riskier than a low point because it takes a larger volume and, usually, a longer time to reach. However, at higher output levels it yields more return in compensation for this greater risk.<span><body><html>

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