Contribution margin measures revenue remaining after variable costs are deducted, revealing how much covers fixed expenses and generates profit. Businesses use it to set pricing, analyze product profitability, and decide production levels. Managers, investors, and entrepreneurs benefit by identifying break-even points and optimizing resource allocation for higher efficiency.
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