Mastering Break Even Analysis

Break Even Analysis
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Break Even Analysis

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Learning Objective
Understand the concept of break-even analysis and its application in business decision-making

Carry out break even point calculations

Draw a break even chart on graph paper 

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Has anyone studied break even before?
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No

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Components of Break-Even Analysis
Fixed costs

Variable costs

Selling price 

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Definition of Break-Even Analysis
Break-even analysis is a calculation used to determine the point at which revenue received equals the costs associated with receiving the revenue.

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Importance in Decision Making
Break-even analysis helps businesses in setting prices, determining the impact of cost changes, and making investment decisions.

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Break-Even Point Calculation

Fixed costs
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Selling price per unit - Variable cost per unit 

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Practice 1

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Practice 2

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Graphical Representation
Break-even analysis can be visually represented through a graph, showing the intersection of the revenue and cost lines.

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What do the horizontal and vertical axes show?

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Example.....
A business that sells T-shirts knows that:

Its fixed costs are £400.
The selling price (per unit) is £10.
The variable costs (per unit) are £6.

So their BEP can be calculated as:











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Practice Task and Assignment Task 4  

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