If you look at a business with various things going on (price change, volume change, COGS change, Opex change) how do you quickly single out what drivers EBITDA and EBITDA growth?
Given that base-size (e.g., size of OpEx, size of COGS) I can't just drill down the percentages.
Do you take % shares of everything and always only look at that? But that doesn't describe absolute EBITDA then.
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