Section 3 - 3.2 costs and revenues Flashcards
Cost
Refers to the sum of money incurred by a business in the production process e.g. the cost of raw materials, wages and salaries, insurance, advertising and rent
Direct costs
Are costs specifically attributed to the production or sale of a particular good or service. Direct costs can be traced back to the product and/or to a cost centre
Fixed costs
Are the costs that do not vary with the level of output. They exist even if there’s no output, e.g. The cost of rent, management salaries, and interest repayments on bank loans
Indirect costs
Our costs that do not directly link to the production or sale of a specific product, e.g. rent, wages of staff and lighting
Price
Refers to the amount of money a product is sold for i.e. the sum paid by the customer
Revenue
Is the money that a business collects from the sale of its goods and services. It is calculated by multiplying the unit price of each product by the quantity sold
Revenue stream
Refers to the money coming into a business from its various business activities e.g. sponsorship deals, merchandise, membership fees and royalties
Semi variable costs
Our cost that have an element of both fix costs and variable costs EG power and electricity or salary staff who also earned commission
Total costs
Are the sum of all variable costs and all fixed costs of production
Variable costs
Our costs of production that change in proportion to the level of output e.g. raw materials and peace right earnings of production workers