ch 3 cost-volume-profit analysis Flashcards
LO
1 identify the essential elements of CVP analysis, and calculate the breakeven point (BEP)
2 apply the CVP model to calculate a target operating profit before interest and tax
3 distinguish among contribution, gross, operating, and net income margins, and apply the CVP model to calculate target net income
4 apply the CVP model in decision making, and explain how sensitivity analysis can help managers both identify and manage risk
5 analyze the implications of uncertainty on decision models
6 interpret the results of CVP analysis in complex strategies, multi-product, and multiple cost driver situations
cost volume profit (CVP) analysis
a model to analyze the behavior of net income in response to changes in total revenue, total costs, or both
operating income =
(unit sales price x quantity) - (unit variable cost x quantity) - fixed costs
at breakeven point,
operating income = 0
contribution margin =
sales - variable costs
contribution margin ratio (CMR) =
unit contribution margin / selling price per unit
breakeven revenue =
fixed costs / contribution margin %
gross margin
a measure of competitiveness
how much a company can charge for its products over and above the cost of either purchasing or producing them
gross margin =
revenue - COGS
operating margin
same as operating income
target net income equation
target net income / (1 - tax rate) = revenue - total variable costs - fixed costs
margin of safety =
budgeted revenue - breakeven revenue
operating leverage =
contribution margin / operating income
capital-intensive companies
companies with a high percentage of fixed costs in their cost structure