Virginia owns an interior design company and hires freelance decorators to help with large jobs. In this way, she is able to keep costs low by only employing staff when they are needed. However, over time Virginia has added full‐time staff members as the company grows. How would you classify Virginia’s company? Group of answer choices As an investment center As a profit center As a cost center but not a profit center As both a cost center and a profit center, but not an investment center

As an investment centre

Explanation:

Based on the question, we are told that Virginia owns an interior design company and hires freelance decorators to help with large jobs and that by doing this, she is able to keep costs low by only employing staff when they are needed. Virginia's company is an investment centre.

An investment center is a business unit that is within an entity that is responsible for its own assets, revenue, and expenses and its financial results will be based on these factors. An investment center focuses on how it will minimize costs.

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