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1.3 Putting a business idea into practice
Revenue, Costs and Profits
Break Even Graph
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What is the break-even point (BEP) in business?
The point where
revenue
equals
total
costs
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Why do businesses calculate their break-even point?
To determine when they start making a
profit
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What does a break-even graph illustrate?
Revenue
Costs
Number
of
products
sold
Break-even
point
(BEP)
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What does the horizontal fixed costs line represent on the graph?
Fixed costs that don’t change with
output
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How is the total costs line derived on the break-even graph?
By adding
fixed costs
to
variable costs
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How do you plot the revenue line on the break-even graph?
Multiply
sales price
by number of units sold
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What does it mean when the revenue line crosses the total cost line?
It indicates the
break-even point
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What happens below the break-even point on the graph?
It represents a
loss
for the business
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What happens above the break-even point on the graph?
It represents a
profit
for the business
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What are the key components needed to create a break-even graph?
Fixed costs line
Variable costs line
Total costs line
Revenue line
Break-even point (BEP)
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