Which of the situations described below would mean the firm analyzed is caught in a ‘scissor effect’ (a) Its interest expense grows faster than its labor compensation expense (b) Its cost of goods...

Which of the situations described below would mean the firm analyzed is caught in a ‘scissor effect’ (a) Its interest expense grows faster than its labor compensation expense (b) Its cost of goods sold declines slower than its sales revenue (c) Its sale revenue is growing faster than its personnel expenses (d) Its depreciation expenses and remuneration expenses vary in opposite directions