2.2.2 Sales, revenue & costs Flashcards

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What is sales volume?

A

The number of units sold by a business.

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What is sales revenue?

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The value of the units sold by a business.

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3
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What is the formula for sales revenue?

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selling price x number of units sold

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What are fixed costs?

A

Costs that do not change as the level of output changes.
- Examples are building rent, insurance, management salaries.

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What are variable costs?

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Costs that vary directly with the output (variable costs increase as output increases).
- Examples are raw material costs, wages of workers directly involved in the production.

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What are total costs?

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The sum of the fixed and variable costs.

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7
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What is the formula for total costs?

A

total fixed costs + total variable costs

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What is the formula for total variable cost?

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variable cost x quantity

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9
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What is the formula for average total cost?

A

total cost ÷ quantity

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10
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What is the formula for variable cost per unit?

A

total variable costs x quantity

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What are economies of scale?

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It occurs when an increase in the scale of output results in a lower cost per unit.

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What are diseconomies of scale?

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It occurs when an increase in the scale of output results in a higher cost per unit.

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13
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How is contribution calculated?

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selling price per unit - variable cost per unit

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Why is contribution called ‘contribution’?

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It contributes towards paying off the fixed costs of the business.
- Once the fixed costs have been paid off, then the contribution starts to contribute to the profits of the business.

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