Formulas Flashcards

(40 cards)

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What is the formula for market capitalisation of a business?

A

Number of issued shares × Current share price

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How do you calculate dividend yield (%)?

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Dividend per share (£) ÷ Share price (pence) × 100

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What is the formula for market growth (%)?

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Change in the size of the market over a period ÷ Original size of the market × 100

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How is market share (%) calculated?

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Sales of one product OR brand OR business ÷ Total sales in the market × 100

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What is the formula for price elasticity of demand?

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Change in the quantity demanded ÷ Change in price

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What does income elasticity of demand measure?

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Change in the quantity demanded ÷ Change in income

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How is revenue (sales or turnover) calculated?

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Selling price per unit × Number of units sold

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What is the formula for total costs?

A

Fixed costs + Variable costs

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How is contribution per unit determined?

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Selling price − Variable costs per unit

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What is the formula for total contribution?

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Contribution per unit × Units sold OR Total revenue − Total variable costs

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What is break-even output?

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Fixed costs ÷ Contribution per unit

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How is margin of safety calculated?

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Actual level of output − Break-even level of output

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What is the formula for payable days?

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Payables ÷ Cost of sales × 365

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14
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How is receivable days calculated?

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Receivables ÷ Revenue × 365

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What does the current ratio measure?

A

Current assets ÷ Current liabilities

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16
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What is the acid test ratio formula?

A

(Current assets − Inventory) ÷ Current liabilities

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17
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What is the formula for profit?

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Total revenue − Total costs OR Total contribution − Fixed costs

18
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How is gross profit calculated?

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Revenue − Cost of sales

19
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What is the formula for operating profit?

A

Gross profit − Operating expenses

20
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How is net profit defined?

A

Gross profit − Expenses

21
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What does profit for year represent?

A

Operating profit + Profit from other activities − Net finance costs − Tax

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How is gross profit margin (%) calculated?

A

Gross profit ÷ Revenue × 100

23
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What is the formula for operating profit margin (%)?

A

Operating profit ÷ Revenue × 100

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How is net profit margin (%) calculated?

A

Net profit ÷ Revenue × 100

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What is the formula for profit for year margin (%)?
Profit for year ÷ Revenue × 100
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What does variance measure?
Budgeted figure − Actual figure
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How is return on capital employed (ROCE) (%) calculated?
Operating profit ÷ (Total equity + non-current liabilities) × 100
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What is the formula for gearing (%)?
Non-current liabilities ÷ (Total equity + non-current liabilities) × 100
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How is added value calculated?
Sales revenue − Costs of bought-in goods and services
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What is the formula for unit costs (average costs)?
Total costs ÷ Number of units of output
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How is employee productivity defined?
Output over a time period ÷ Number of employees
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What does capacity utilisation (%) measure?
Actual output ÷ Maximum possible output × 100
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How is inventory turnover calculated?
Cost of sales ÷ Average inventories held
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What is employee turnover (%)?
Number of staff leaving ÷ Number of staff employed by the business × 100
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How are employee costs (as a percentage of turnover) calculated?
Employee costs ÷ Turnover × 100
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What is the formula for employee costs (per unit)?
Employee costs ÷ Units of output
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How is return on investment (%) calculated?
Profit from the investment (£) ÷ Cost of the investment (£) × 100
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What is the formula for average rate of return (%)?
Average annual return (£) ÷ Initial cost of project (£) × 100
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What does net present value (NPV) represent?
Present value − Cost of investment
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How is present value calculated?
Cash flow × Discount Factor