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cost-volume analysis

Tshilidzi Thathaisa KRG Financial management English 10 cards

cost-volume analysis

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  1. 1SALES*CONTRIBUTION + VC
    *AS A % OF NET PROFIT
    *BREAK-EVEN(BE) + MARGIN OF SAFETY(MOS)
  2. 2BREAKEVEN (BE)=FIXED COST/CM%>>>TOTAL
    =FIXED COSTS/CM>>>UNITS
    BREAKEVEN (BE)
  3. 3MARGIN OF SAFETY & MARGIN OF SAFETY RATIOMOS=SALES-BE
    MOS%=(SALES-BE)/SALES
  4. 4NET PROFIT=MOS X CM%
  5. 5CONTRIBUTION MARGIN & CONTRIBUTION MARGIN RATIO=SALES-TVC
    =CONTRIBUTION/SALES
  6. 6OPERATING LEVERAGEDEF: The sensitivity of net profit to changes in sales
    =CONTRIBUTION/PROFIT>>>FACTOR
    e.g. sales change by 25%
    change in profit=FACTOR X 25%
    *the higher the leverage the higher the sensitivity
  7. 7BREAK-EVEN FOR ENTITIES WITH MORE THAN ONE PRODUCT1. DETERMINE SALES MIX
    2.DETERMINE SEPERATE CONTRIBUTION
    3.COMBINE THE CONTRIBUTIONS BASED ON SALES MIX RATIO eg. x+2y [sum Total contribution/sum of units=avrg contri]
    4. calculate BE
    BREAK-EVEN FOR ENTITIES WITH MORE THAN ONE PRODUCT
  8. 8State the ASSUMPTIONS of CVPSingle product or constant sales mix
     Complexity related fixed costs do not change
     Profits are calculated on a variable costing basis
     Total costs and total revenue are linear functions of output
     The analysis applies to the relevant range only
     Costs can be accurately divided into their fixed and variable elements.
  9. 9LINEAR PROGRAMMING ASSUMPTIONSLinearity (constant contribution per unit of output)
    • Perfect divisibility of outputs and inputs
    • Relationships may be expressed as linear formulas
    • All costs vary with a single volume-related output measure, or
    are otherwise fixed.
    • Short-term focus (constraints consist over the short term)
    • The products produced are not produced in a fixed
    combination
  10. 10how do you intrepret risk based on standard deviationthe higher the risk the higher the standard deviation.

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