Estimating revenues, costs and profits.

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Mind Map on Estimating revenues, costs and profits., created by molly.stringer on 01/06/2014.
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Estimating revenues, costs and profits.
  1. Costs
    1. money spent on;
      1. raw materials
        1. labour
          1. machinery
            1. Bills
          2. Revenue
            1. Price X quantity
              1. money coming into a business from trading/sale
                1. Money in, Turn over
                2. Profit
                  1. revenue - cost
                    1. 2 types of profit
                      1. Gross profit
                        1. revenue - cost of sales (money in)
                          1. cost of sales = all bills related to making a product
                        2. Net profit
                          1. gross profit - expensive
                      2. cost of sales
                        1. cost of selling items sold, NOT ALL ITEMS
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