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Explain the break-even point and how it is used in accounting give an example (not from the book) for all three methods. be sure to explain how you figured this break-even point. create a balanced scorecard (an original one, not from the book or from the internet) for an industry of your choice. create a grading system for each point on your system. i recommend 100 points in all. give the company you are analyzing a grade for each point as of today. provide an explanation for that grade. set a goal for the grade you want for next year. why is it important to analyze a company’s break-even point? why are balanced scorecards necessary? how do you hope to use these skills in the workplace? this paper should be at least two pages long with one additional page for references. if any part of the paper is plagiarized, you will receive no points for the assignment.

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