Costs (fixed & variable), revenue and profit Flashcards
Variable costs:
costs which very directly with output in the short run. (e.g. raw materials/ direct labour)
Fixed costs:
costs which do not vary with output in the short run. (e.g. rent)
Price (sp/unit):
the amount paid by a consumer to purchase one unit of a product.
Total revenue:
income received from an organisations business activities.
Always assume Production Amount (qty) =
Sales Amount (qty)
3 examples of fixed costs:
stationary expenditure
advertising expenditure
property rent
3 examples of variable costs:
raw materials
wages (direct)
power (electricity)
Quantitative:
numbers financially
Qualitative:
non-financial
Profit:
the difference between the income of a business and its total costs.