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Break-even Point
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GCSE Business Mind Map on Break-even Point, created by Gee_0599 on 29/09/2014.
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Break-even Point
Revenue = Number of sales x Price
TC = FC + VC
Profit + TR> TC
Loss = TR < TC
Break - even point = FIXED COSTS/ SELLING PRICE - VARIABLE COSTS (contribution)
Working out contribution
Selling price - variable costs
Work out how many units need selling to pay FC and breakeven
Fixed Costs/Contribution = No of units.
Impact of changes on a business
Increase in FC/VC causes BEP to increase
Decrease in FC/VC causes BEP to decrease
Increase in Selling price causes BEP to decrease
Decrease in Selling price causes BEP to Increase
When FC change
Rent Increase:
Increase staff salaries
Insurance increase
Change in VC
Supplier may increase goods
Wasting materials due to faulty goods
Increased VAt
Staff wage increase
Paying overtime
When Selling Prices change
A competitor has a big promotion and take your customers
Not selling products because they're too expensive
Drawing BE charts
Involve drawing three lines
Fixed costs
Total costs
Total revenue
Margin of safety
Actual sales - Break-even output= margin of safety
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