KT19: 2.2.1 sales forecasting, 2.2.2 sales revenue and costs Flashcards
contingency plans
plans held in reserve in case things go wrong
real incomes
changes in household incomes after allowing for a change in prices
sales forecast
a method of predicting future sales using statistical methods
trend
the general path that a series of values follows over time, disregarding variations or random fluctuations
fixed costs
those that do not change as the number of sales change
piece-rate labour
paying workers per item they make- that is, without regular pay
sales revenue
the number of units sold in a time period multiplied by the average selling price of those units
sales volume
the number of units sold in a time period
total costs
all costs of producing a specific output level
total variable costs
all the variable costs of producing a specific output level - that is variable costs per unit multiplied by number of units sold
variable costs
those that change in line with the amount of business