Cost Volume Profit Analysis With 1 Product Flashcards
What is the regression method and how is it done?
Identifies the line that fits all data points the best.
Uses computer program to calculate values.
What does the intercept with the y-axis represent for regression analysis?
Fixed cost
What does the X variable represent in regression analysis?
Variable cost
What does the R Square value calculated from regression analysis tell us?
How best fit the line is to explain the variability of the data. E.g R-square = 0.82, regression line fits 82% of all data points.
Should an outlier be included in a regression analysis if it is a regular occurrence?
Yes.
Structure of functional income statement
Sales/revenue/turnover
— production costs
= gross margin/profit
— non-production costs
= net income/profit
Structure of behaviour income statement
Sales
— variable expenses
= Contribution margin
— fixed expenses
= Net income
How to find contribution margin (CM)?
sales — variable expenses
What is the contribution margin?
Funds left over after sales — variable expenses to meet fixed costs.
What is the cost volume profit analysis formula?
I = PX — VX — F
What do the following abbreviations represent?:
I = PX — VX — F
I = net income
P = selling price
X = units sold
V = variable cost per unit sold
F = total fixed costs
What is the sales units formula?
X = (I + F) / (P — V)
What does P — V represent?
Unit contribution margin
What is the difference between the following formulas:
P — V
Sales — variable expenses
Selling price — variable cost = unit contribution margin.
Sales — variable expenses = contribution margin
One is for a singular unit, other is for all units.
What is the breakeven formula?
X = F / (P — V)