Lecture 3: CVP Analysis & Workshop 2 Flashcards

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What is break-even?

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This is the sales volume at which all costs are covered and profit = 0

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How do you calculate profit?

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Profit = (Price - Variable Cost) * Q - Fixed Costs

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How do you calculate the break-even point in units?

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Fixed Costs / (Price - VC)

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What is the contribution margin per unit?

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The difference between price and variable costs per unit. This difference is to be used to cover all fixed costs and make a profit

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How do you calculate the break-even point in $ revenue?

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Fixed Costs / ((Price-VC)/Price)

This is the contribution margin ratio

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What is a cost-volume-profit analysis?

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How do changes in cost and volume affect profitability?

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What is a contribution margin?

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difference between selling price per unit and variable costs. It represents the portion of sales revenues that contributes to the coverage of fixed costs

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How can the break-even point formula be used as a profit planning tool?

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Set profit to desired profit instead of 0 and then formula to: Q = (FC + Profit) / (P – VC)

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9
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How do you calculate after-tax profit?

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Net profit = Operating Profit * (1-Tax rate)

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How do you perform a CVP analysis when there are multiple products involved?

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When talking about multiple products, use average contribution margins for bundles of products

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How do you calculate operating profit?

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Operating profit = Net profit / (1-Tax rate)

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How do you calculate operating income?

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Sales Quantity * (Price - Unit Variable Cost) - Fixed Costs

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Name 4 possible use cases of a CVP Analysis?

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  • How much firm’s need to sell to make profits
  • What increases in sales is needed to make up a decrease in sales price to maintain same profit levels
  • Sensitivity analysis and risk assessment (Margin of Safety)
  • Decisions about production processes (degree of operating leverage)
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14
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What are low and high operating leverage?

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Low operating leverage means low fixed costs compared to variable costs

High operating leverage means high fixed costs compared to variable costs

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Name 2 ways to calculate the degree of operating leverage?

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  1. CM / Operating income
  2. (Sales - Variable costs) / Operating income
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