formulas Flashcards

1
Q

profit

A

total revenue - total costs

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2
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labour turnover

A

amount of employees leaving / amount employed x 100

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3
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total costs

A

fixed costs + variable costs

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4
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total revenue

A

price x quantity

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5
Q

capacity utilisation

A

actual/maximum x 100

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6
Q

market growth

A

change in size of market / size of market x 100

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7
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sales growth

A

change of sales of a product / sales of product x 100

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8
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market share

A

sales of one product / total sales in the market x 100

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9
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market capitalisation

A

number of shares x share price

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10
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total variable costs

A

variable cost per unit x output

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11
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price elasticity of demand

A

change in quantity/change in price x 100

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12
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added value

A

sales revenue - costs of goods and services

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13
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labour productivity

A

output / number of employees

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14
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unit costs

A

total costs / output

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15
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contribution per unit

A

selling price - variable costs per unit

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16
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total contribution

A

total revenue - total variable costs

17
Q

labour costs per unit

A

labour costs / output

18
Q

breakeven output

A

fixed costs / contribution per unit

19
Q

margin of safety

A

actual output - breakeven output

20
Q

gross profit margin

A

gross profit / sales revenue x 100

21
Q

profit for a year margin

A

profit for a year / sales revenue x 100

22
Q

physiological pricing

A

when a company sell for £9.99 instead of £10

23
Q

loss leadership (supermarkets)

A

a firm will set all their products cheaper in order to buy more (supermarkets often do this)

24
Q

price skimming

A

a high price is set to achieve a high profit margin

25
Q

price penetration

A

a low price is set for a sudden spurt in the market

26
Q

price leadership and price takers

A

a large firm will set a market price and price taker follow the price

27
Q

predator

A

a firm will set very low prices to drive other companies out the market

28
Q

disadvantages of a piece pay rate system

A

if quantity is the main focus, quality will lack

don’t get paid when sick or injured

29
Q

advantages of piece pay rate system

A

employers will be more efficient

30
Q

why is breakeven important

A

breakeven is important because it helps to determine costs structures and the umber of units needed to be sold to cover all costs and make profit

31
Q

whats the niche market

A

niche market is a section of the market specified for a specific product or service
e.g. vegans

32
Q

whats primary data research

A

date collected first hand for a specific purpose

33
Q

whats secondary data research

A

data that already exists

34
Q

how to manage employees

A

set goals
have an open door policy
give employees the right training and support

35
Q

why are budgets useful

A

budgets can help business focus on cash flow