Break-Even Analysis
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BTEC Enterprise Component 3 (C4) — fixed, variable and total costs, contribution per unit, calculating the break-even point and margin of safety, reading and constructing break-even charts, and the effect of price/cost changes on break-even.
20 slides.
Lesson outline
- Do Now — Retrieval
- Recap and Extend — Costs and Revenue
- Hinge Check — Do Fixed Costs Ever Change?
- I Do — Finding the Break-Even Point
- We Do — Practise the Method
- Hinge Check — What Happens AT Break-Even?
- Margin of Safety
- Hinge Check — What IS the Margin of Safety?
- Anatomy of a Break-Even Chart
- Read the Break-Even Chart — TerraForm Pottery
- Benefits and Limitations of Break-Even Analysis
- The Effect of Changes on the Break-Even Point
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