Formulas Flashcards

1
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Formula for Total costs

A

Fixed costs + Variable costs

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2
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Formula for Profit

A

Total revenue - Total costs OR Total contribution - Fixed costs

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3
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Formula for Total variable costs

A

Variable cost per unit × Number of units sold

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4
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Formula for Total Revenue/Sales revenue /Turnover

A

Selling price per unit × Number of units sold

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5
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Formula for Market capitalisation of a business

A

Number of issued shares × Current share price

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6
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Formula for Expected value of a decision
with two possible outcomes
(A & B)

A

(Pay-off of A × probability of A) + (Pay-off of B × probability of B) (N.B. Probability of A + Probability of B = 1.0)

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7
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Formula for Net gain (decision tree )

A

Expected value - Initial cost of decision

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8
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Formula for Market size volume

A

The quantity of goods and services produced in a particular market over a period of time usually one year.

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9
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Formula for Market size value

A

The total sales revenue generated from selling all of the goods and services produced in a particular market over a period of time usually one year.

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10
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Formula for Sales volume

A

The quantity of goods and services produced by a particular business over a period of time usually one year.

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11
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Formula for Sales value

A

The total sales revenue of a particular business over a period of time usually one year.

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12
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Formula for Market growth % in year’ X

A

(Change in the size of the market between year X-1 and year X) x 100 / Size of the market in year (X-1)

/ = divide

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13
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Formula for Sales growth % in year’ X

A

(Change in sales of product or business between year X-1 and year X) x 100 / Sales of product or business in year (X-1)

/ = divide

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14
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Formula for Market share %

A

Sales of one product OR brand OR business x 100 / Total sales in the market

/ = divide

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15
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Formula for Price elasticity of demand

A

Percentage change in quantity demand /
Percentage change price
Price inelastic demand has a coefficient in the range 0 to-1. Price elastic demand has a coefficient in the range-1 to-∞.

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16
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Formula for Added value

A

Sales revenue - costs of bought in goods and services.

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17
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Formula for Labour productivity

A

Output per time period /
Number of employees

18
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Formula for Unit costs/average costs

A

Total costs of production /
Number of units of output produced

19
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Formula for Capacity utilisation %

A

Actual output in a given time period x 100 / Maximum possible output in a given time period

20
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Formula for Return on investment %

A

Return on investment (£) x100 /
Cost of the investment (£)

21
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Formula for Gross Profit

A

Sales Revenue - Cost of Sales

22
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Formula for Profit from Operations/Operating profit

A

Sales Revenue - Cost of Sales-Operating Expenses

23
Q

Formula for Profit for year

A

Operating profit + Profit from other activities - Net finance costs -Tax

24
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Formula for Variance

A

The difference between an actual and a budgeted figure. Favourable variance results in profits being higher than forecast. Adverse variance results in profits being lower than forecast.

25
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Formula for Contribution per unit

A

Selling price - Variable costs per unit

26
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Formula for Total contribution

2 formulas

A

Contribution per unit × Units produced or sold
OR
Total revenue - Total variable costs

27
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Formula for Break-even output

A

Fixed costs / Contribution per unit (selling price - variable cost per unit)

On a break-even chart the break-even output is the level of output at which Total Revenue equals Total Costs. On a break-even chart the level of profit at a given level of output is the vertical distance between the Total Revenue line and the Total Cost line.

28
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Formula for Margin of safety

A

Actual level of output - Breakeven level of output

29
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Formula for Gross profit margin %

A

gross profit x 100 / Sales revenue

30
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Formula for Operating profit margin %

A

operating profit x 100 / Sales revenue

31
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Profit for year margin %

A

Profit for year x100 /
Sales revenue

32
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Formula for Labour turnover %

A

Number of staff leaving during the year x100 /
Average number of staff employed by the business during the year

33
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Formula for Employee retention rate % for a particular time period

A

(Number of employees at end of period - number of leavers) x100 / Number of employees at end of period

34
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Formula for Employee costs as percentage of turnover

A

Employee costs x100 / Sales turnover

35
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Formula for labour cost per unit

A

Labour costs / Units of output

36
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Formula for Return on capital employed ROCE %

A

Operating profit x100 / (Total equity plus non-current liabilities)
Total equity plus non-current liabilities = capital employed

37
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Formula for Current ratio

A

Current assets /
Current liabilities

38
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Formula for Gearing %

A

Non-current liabilities x100 /
(Total equity plus non-current liabilities)
total equity plus non-current liabilities = capital employed

39
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Formula for Payables days

A

Payables x365 /
Cost of sales

40
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Formula for Receivables days

A

Receivables x365 /
Sales revenue

41
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Formula for Inventory turnover

A

Cost of goods sold /
Average inventories held

42
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Formula for Average rate of return %

A

(Net return from project £ / number of years) /
Initial cost of project £
Net return from project = Total income from project over its lifetime - Total costs of project over its lifetime, including the initial cost of the project.