Formulas Flashcards

1
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Revenue

A

average price x quantity sold

Income earned from selling products. Sometimes called sales, sales revenue or turnover.

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2
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Total Costs

A

Variable Costs + Fixed Costs

The amount of money spent by a firm on producing a given level of output.

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3
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Profit

A

Total Revenue - Total Costs

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4
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Contribution per unit

A

selling price per unit - variable costs per unit

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5
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Contribution

A

sales revenue - total variable costs

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6
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Total contribution

A

contribution per unit × no. of units sold

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7
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Breakeven output

A

fixed costs / Contribution per uni

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8
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Margin of safety

A

Actual output - breakeven output

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9
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Target profit output

A

fixed cost + target profit / Contribution per unit

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10
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Cash inflows

A

Cash income from sales + other sources of cash

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11
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Cash outflows

A

Raw materials + wages +rent + other items

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12
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Net cash flow

A

cash inflows - cash outflows

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13
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Opening balance

A

firms cash holding at the beginning of the time period being studied.

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14
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Closing balance

A

Opening cash balance + net cash flow

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15
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Percentage change

A

Difference / Original x 100

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16
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Fixed costs

A

Expenses of production that do not change with output e.g. rent. They are almost always indirect costs and are sometimes called overheads.

17
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Costs

A

The expenses involved in making a product. Firms incur expenses by trading.

18
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Variable costs

A

Expenses of production that do change with output e.g. components and raw materials. They are almost always direct costs.

19
Q

Average costs

A

total costs / output

20
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Average variable costs

A

The cost of making one item ignoring fixed costs and is found by dividing variable cost by the level of output.

21
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Market size

A

Total sales of all the firms in a given market. The value is found by multiplying the number of units sold by price

22
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Market share

A

Measures the sales of one business as a percentage of total sales in the market. sales of firm A / total market size x 100

23
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Market growth

A

The change in the size of a market over time. Found by dividing the change in the size of the market by the old market size. (new market size - old market size) / old market size x 100

24
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Added value

A

selling price - cost of inputs

25
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Adding value

A

the difference between the price of the finished product/service and the cost of the inputs involved in making it

26
Q

Net profit margin

A

Net profit before tax/ sales income x 100

27
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Return on capital

A

Net profit/ capital invested x 100

28
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Labour productivity

A

Output / number of employees

29
Q

Labour turnover

A

Number of employees leaving in a given time period / number of employees x 100

30
Q

Absenteeism

A

Number of unauthorised absences / total days worked by the workforce x 100