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  • What is the reward for entrepreneurs taking risks?
    Profit
  • What are the two main types of profit?
    Gross profit and net profit
  • What does gross profit account for?
    Expenses directly incurred in production
  • How is gross profit calculated?
    Gross profit = Sales revenue - cost of sales
  • What does net profit take into account?
    All business expenses
  • How is net profit calculated?
    Net profit = Gross profit - (operating expenses + Interest)
  • What is the selling price of the e-scooter in the example?
    £180 per unit
  • What are the variable costs per unit for the e-scooter?
    £72
  • How many scooters does the business sell per month?
    2,200 scooters
  • What are the monthly fixed costs for the e-scooter business?
    £82,000
  • What is the monthly interest payment on the mortgage?
    £240
  • What is the cost of the new battery patent?
    £17,000
  • What is the gross profit per unit for the e-scooter?
    £108
  • What is the gross profit per month for the e-scooter business?
    £237,600
  • What is the gross profit per year for the e-scooter business?
    £2,851,200
  • What are the annual fixed costs for the e-scooter business?
    £984,000
  • What is the annual interest payment for the e-scooter business?
    £2,880
  • What is the net profit for the e-scooter business?
    £1,847,320
  • What does a profit margin indicate?
    How much revenue exceeds costs
  • Why are higher profit margins preferable?
    More revenue is converted to profit
  • How is the gross profit margin calculated?
    Gross profit margin = (Gross profit / Sales revenue) × 100
  • What is the gross profit margin for Head to Toe Wellbeing in 2022?
    84.82%
  • What does the net profit margin show?
    Proportion of revenue turned into net profit
  • How is the net profit margin calculated?
    Net profit margin = (Profit for the year / Sales revenue) × 100
  • What is the net profit margin for Head to Toe Wellbeing in 2022?
    46.21%
  • What does the Average Rate of Return (ARR) measure?
    Profit from a proposed capital project
  • How is the ARR used in business decisions?
    To compare profitability of projects
  • How is the ARR calculated?
    ARR = (average annual profit / initial outlay) × 100
  • What is the average annual profit in the machinery example?
    £200,000
  • What is the cost of the machinery in the example?
    £475,000
  • What is the ARR for the machinery?
    42%
  • What is sales volume?
    Number of products sold
  • How is sales revenue calculated?
    Sales revenue = price × quantity sold
  • What is market share?
    Proportion of total sales revenue
  • How is market share calculated?
    Market share = (Sales revenue of business / Total sales revenue in market) × 100
  • How is the percentage contribution of product X calculated?
    Percentage = (Sales revenue of product X / Total sales revenue) × 100
  • What was the contribution to sales revenue for product X in 2019?
    £300,000
  • What was the total sales revenue for all products in 2019?
    £1,000,000
  • What percentage of total sales revenue did product X make in 2019?
    30.00%
  • What is the formula for calculating percentage change?
    Percentage change = (new value - old value) / old value × 100