Formulas Flashcards

1
Q

Breakeven points in units

A

Fixed costs / Unit contribution margin

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2
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Breakeven point in dollars

A

Fixed costs / contribution margin ratio

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3
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Margin of safety

A

Excess of budgeted sales over breakeven

= planned sales / breakeven sales

Margin of safety ratio is the amount by which sales can decline before breakeven is reached

= margin of safety / planned sales

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4
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Target income in units

A

(fixed costs + target op income)/ UCM

tells you how many units must be sold to achieve target op income

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5
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Target net income

A

(fixed costs + (tgt net income /(1-tax rate))) / UCM

used to find after-tax income target

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6
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Multiple product breakeven units

A

total fixed costs / (weighted avg SP - weighted avg var cost)

or

total fixed cost / weighted avg UCM

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7
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Multiple product breakeven dollars

A

first calculate weighted avg CMR:
=weighted avg UCM / weighted avg SP

Then calc:
=total fixed costs / weighted avg CMR

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8
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Price elasticity of demand

A

= % change in qty demanded / % change in price

Midpoint formula calculates elasticity across a range
=(abs(Q1 - Q2)/abs((Q1 + Q2)/2)) / abs((P1 - P2)/abs((P1 + P2)/2))
note: use absolute values for each component above

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9
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Payback period

A

Only used if cash flows are constant

=initial net investment / annual expected cash flow

If cash flows inconsistent, calculation must be done cumulatively for each period

drawbacks - disregards cash flows after payback, and disregards time value of money

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10
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Discounted payback method

A

Discounts each year of cash flow to calculate PV of each, and then looks at cumulative payback. Also called “breakeven time”. Addressed time value of money issue seen with basic payback period calculation.

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11
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Payback reciprocal

A

= 1 / payback period

Sometimes used to estimate IRR

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12
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Profitability index

A

= PV of future cash flows / net investment

method for ranking projects by highest discounted cash flows per dollar invested

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13
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Cost of preferred stock capital

A

Annual dividend / net issue price

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14
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Dividend discount model

A

Dividend per share

Divided by

(Cost of capital - dividend growth rate)

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15
Q

Benefit of speeding up collections

A

(Daily receipts x reduced days) * opportunity cost of funds

Then subtract any costs in order to calculate net benefit/loss

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16
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3 ways to calc avg AR

A
  1. Daily credit sales x avg collection period
  2. Net credit sales x (avg coll period / days in year)
  3. Net credit sales / AR turnover
17
Q

Effective interest rate of compensating balance

A

(Annual rate x total borrowed) /(Total borrowed - comp balance)

18
Q

Calculate effective rate from stated rate

A

Stated rate / (1.0 - stated rate)