Session 38 - sales, revenue and costs Flashcards

1
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What factors make up finance

A

Revenue, cost

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2
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What is revenue

A

the value of total sales made by a business within a period

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3
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What is costs

A

the expenses incurred by a firm in producing and selling its products, such as wages and other raw materials

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4
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What is the formula for sales revenue

A

Selling price x sales volume

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5
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What is the formula for profit

A

Total revenue - total costs

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6
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What is the formula for average variable costs

A

Total variable costs/output

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7
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What is the formula for sales volume

A

Sales revenue/selling price

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8
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What is the formula for cost per unit

A

Total costs/output

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9
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What is the formula for fixed costs

A

Costs that DO NOT vary with output (output = quantity of goods made)

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10
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What is the formula for total variable costs

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Average variable costs x output

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11
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What is the formula for variable costs

A

Costs that DO vary with output

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12
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How can companies increase sales revenue

A

Reduce/increase selling price, sell more

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13
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Why are costs important to a business

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Businesses need to understand their cost of production (how much it costs them to make stuff!) in order to ascertain if it is worth producing goods and services at that price level

Businesses need to compare actual costs with forecasted budgets to ensure their business plan is on track

Businesses must ensure they manage cash flow and day to day costs of running are covered or business will come to a halt

If costs increase the businesses may not make the forecasted profit (this could dishearten investors)

If costs are too high they might not be able to reduce prices and stay competitive

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14
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How is cost per unit calculated

A

Total costs/No. of units

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15
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Define fixed costs

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These are costs that DO NOT vary with the level of output or sales. e.g. SALARIES or RENT

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16
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Define variable costs

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These are costs that do vary with the level of output or sales. E.g. cost of stock sold