what you need to know Flashcards

1
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Total costs

A

Fixed costs + Variable costs

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Profit

A

Total revenue – Total costs
OR
Total contribution – Fixed costs

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3
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Variable costs (Total variable costs)

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Variable cost per unit x Number of units sold

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4
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Total revenue (Sales revenue or Turnover)

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Selling price per unit x Number of units sold

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5
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Market capitalisation of a business

A

Number of issued shares x Current share price

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6
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Expected value of a decision with two possible outcomes - A & B

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[Pay-off of A x probability of A] + [Pay-off of B x probability of B]

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7
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In a decision tree Net gain

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Expected value – Initial cost of decision

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8
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Market size (volume)

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market size is the quantity of goods and services produced in a particular market over a period of time (usually one year).

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Market size (value)

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is the total sales revenue generated from selling all of the goods and services produced in a particular market over a period of time (usually one year).

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10
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Sales volume is

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the quantity of goods and services produced by a particular business over a period of time (usually one year).

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Sales value

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the total sales revenue of a particular business over a period of time (usually one year).

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12
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Market growth (%) in year ‘X’

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Change in the size of the market between year (X-1) and year X/Size of market in year (X-1) x100

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13
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Sales growth (%) in year ‘X’

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(sales figure in year x - sales figure in year x-1)/ sales figure in year x-1 x 100

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14
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Market share (%)

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Sales of one product OR brand OR business/Total sales in the market x100

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15
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Price elasticity of demand

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% change in quantity demanded/ % change in the price

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16
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Price inelastic demand has a coefficient in the range

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0 to –1.

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17
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Price elastic demand has a coefficient in the range

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–1 to – ∞.

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18
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Added value (value added)

A

sales revenue- cost of production

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19
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Labour productivity

A

output in a given time period/ number of employees

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20
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Unit costs (average costs)

A

total costs/output

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21
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Capacity utilisation (%)

A

actual output/maximum output x100

22
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Re-order quantity

A

Lead time (in days) x Average daily usage

Reorder quantity is the total number of product units you request from a manufacturer or supplier on an inventory replenishment purchase order

23
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Re-order level

A

Re-order quantity + Minimum inventory level

24
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Return on investment (%)

A

return on investment/ cost of investment x 100

25
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Gross Profit

A

Sales Revenue – Cost of Sales

26
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Operating profit

A

gross profit (Sales Revenue – Cost of Sales)– Operating Expenses

27
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Profit for year

A

(Operating profit + Profit from other activities)– Net finance costs – Tax

28
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what is a Variance

A

The difference between an actual and a budgeted figure.

29
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what is a favourable varience

A

when the actual outcome serves the business better then the budgeted outcome

30
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what is a adverse varience

A

when the actual outcome is worse of for the business then the budgeted outcome

31
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Contribution per unit

A

Selling price – Variable costs per unit

32
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Total contribution

A

Contribution per unit x Units produced/sold
OR
Total contribution = Total revenueminusTotal variable costs

33
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Break-even output

A

fixed costs/ contriubution per unit x 100

Output at which total revenue covers total costs

34
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at what point on a break even graph does the break even level of output occur

A

where total revenue is equal to total costs

35
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how do you calculate the level of profit from a break even diagram

A

vertical distance between total revenue and total cost curves

36
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Margin of safety

A

Actual level of output – Breakeven level of output

37
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Gross profit margin (%)

A

gross profit/ sales revenue x 100

38
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Operating profit margin (%)

A

operating profit/ sales revenue x 100

39
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Profit for year margin (%)

A

profit for year/ sales revenue x 100

40
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Labour turnover (%)

A

Number of staff leaving during the year/ Average number of staff employed by the business during the year x 100

41
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Employee retention rate (%) for a particular time period

A

Number of employees at end of period – number of leavers/ Number of employees at end of period x 100

42
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Employee costs as percentage of turnover

A

Employee costs/ Sales turnover x 100

43
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Labour cost per unit

A

Labour costs/ Units of output

44
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Return on capital employed (ROCE)

A

Operating profit/ Total equity plus non-current liabilities x 100

45
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Current ratio

A

current assets/ current liabilitys

46
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Gearing (%)

A

Non-current liabilities/ Total equity plus non-current liabilities x 100

47
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capital employed

A

total equity + non-current liabilities

48
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Payables days

A

Payables/ Cost of sales x 365

49
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Receivables days

A

Receivables/ Sales revenue x 365

50
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Inventory turnover

A

Cost of goods sold/ Average inventories held

51
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Average rate of return (%)

A

(Net return from project (£)/ number of years)/ Initial cost of project (£) x 100