5.5 - Break-even Analysis Flashcards

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decision making tool used to calculate the level of sales needed to cover all costs of production

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break-even analysis

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diagrammatic representation of a firm’s costs, revenues and profits at various levels of output

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break-even chart

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3
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position on a break-even chart where the total cost line intersects the total revenue line. TC = TR

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break-even point

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4
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level of output that generals neither profit nor loss

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break-even quantity

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5
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sum of money that remains after all direct/variable costs have been deducted from sales revenue of a product

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contribution

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6
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difference between the selling price of a product and its variable costs of product (P-AVC)

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contribution per unit (unit contribution)

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7
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total costs exceed the total revenues (TC > TR); all levels of output below the break-even quantity

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loss

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positive difference between a firm’s total revenue and its total costs

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profit

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9
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price set by a firm in order to reach break-even or a certain target profit

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target price

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10
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sales volume or level of output required to achieve the target profit

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target profit output

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11
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unit contribution (P - AVC) multiplied by the quantity of sales (Q); (P - AVC) x Q

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total contribution

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