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2.2.3 break even
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Break-Even
is the point at which a
business
does not make a
profit
of
loss
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Break-Even Analysis
a technique that
analyzes
the relationship between total
revenue
and total
cost
to determine
profitability
at various levels of
output
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contribution
contribution
looks at the
surplus
made on each
product
sold by the
business.
it shows how many
products
need to be
sold
to cover the
fixed operation cost
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Contribution calculation
contribution
=
Selling price
-
Variable Cost
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Total Contribution
Contribution per unit
x
number
of
units sold
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Break-Even Output
Fixed costs
/
contribution per unit
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Margin
of safety
The amount sales can fall before the break-even point
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Advantages of BE
Gaining funding
- required for
business plans
Setting
revenue
targets
Decide appropriate
pricing
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Disadvantages of BE
Doesn't give an
insight
into
chances sales
will meet this point
Data
may be
unreliable
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Break even output
Fixed
Costs ÷
Contribution
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