topic 2.3.2 Flashcards

1
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define sales revenue?

A

the total money a business earns from selling goods or services

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2
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what is the formula for sales revenue?

A

selling price per unit x quantity sold

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3
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What is the formula for total cost?

A

fixed + variable costs

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4
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define sales forecasting?

A

helps businesses predict future demand and revenue

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5
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What are the factors affecting sales forecasts?

A

consumer trends

economic variables

competitors actions

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6
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difficulties of sales forecast?

A

New businesses have no historical data

Unexpected external factors

Changing consumer behaviour due to trends and technology.

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6
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What is the breakeven formula?

A

fixed cost/selling price-variable costs

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7
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define break even?

A

when the total revenue is equal to the total cost meaning no profit or loss

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8
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What is the formula for margin safety?

A

ActualSales−Break-evenSales

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9
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define margin of saftey?

A

the difference between actual sales and break-even sales.

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10
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Draw a break-even graph?

A

search up a pic and see if ur right

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11
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what is a cash flow forecast?

A

help businesses track money entering and leaving the business

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12
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what is the net cash flow formula?

A

total inflow - total outflow

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13
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pros and cons of cash flow forecast?

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pros:

Helps prevent liquidity problems.
Aids in securing loans and investments.

cons:

Forecasts are based on assumptions, which may be incorrect.
Unexpected events (e.g., supplier delays) affect cash flow accuracy.

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14
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What is favourable and adverse variance?

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Favorable variance: When revenue is higher or costs are lower than expected

Adverse variance: When revenue is lower or costs are higher than expected

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15
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What are the difficulties in budgeting?

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innacurate data
rigid budgets
conflict between departments