2.2.3 Breakeven Flashcards

1
Q

What is contribution?

A

What someone pays for a product and what they sell it for

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2
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How do you calculate contribution per unit?

A

selling price - variable cost

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3
Q

What is total contribution calculation?

A

total revenue - total variable cost

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4
Q

Breakeven point?

A

is where total costs are the same as total revenue

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5
Q

calculation for total costs?

A

fixed costs + variable costs

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6
Q

What is the breakeven output?

A

amount of output a firm needs so that total costs are the same as total revenue

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7
Q

calculation for breakeven output?

A

contribution

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8
Q

What does the breakeven chart include?

A

total costs and total revenue

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9
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What axis is output measured on?

A

horizontal

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10
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What axis is revenue, profit and costs measured on?

A

vertical

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11
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What are 3 things that the breakeven chart show?

A

relationship between fixed costs and variable costs as output rises
level of output needed to breakeven
where a profit and loss are made

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12
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3 limitations of breakeven analysis?

A

unpredictable events meant that results could be inaccurate
assumptions are made about future
may not be able to sell as much as it produces

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