📘 TOPIC 10: Costing and CVP Analysis Flashcards

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What is the formula for Contribution Margin (CM)?

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CM = Sales Revenue – Variable Costs

Contribution Margin represents the portion of sales revenue that exceeds total variable costs.

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How is CM per unit calculated?

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CM per unit = Selling Price – Variable Cost per unit

This calculation helps determine how much each unit contributes to fixed costs and profit.

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What is the Contribution Margin Ratio?

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Contribution Margin Ratio = CM / Sales Revenue × 100

This ratio indicates the percentage of each sales dollar that contributes to covering fixed costs and profit.

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How do you calculate Break-even Units?

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Break-even Units = Fixed Costs / CM per unit

This formula helps determine the number of units that must be sold to cover all fixed costs.

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What is the formula for Break-even Revenue?

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Break-even Revenue = Break-even Units × Price per Unit

This calculation gives the total revenue needed to cover fixed costs.

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How do you determine Target Profit Units?

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Target Profit Units = (Fixed Costs + Desired Profit) / CM per unit

This formula helps calculate how many units must be sold to achieve a specific profit.

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What does Margin of Safety (Units) measure?

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Margin of Safety (Units) = Actual or Forecasted Units – Break-even Units

This metric indicates how much sales can drop before reaching the break-even point.

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How is Margin of Safety (Revenue) calculated?

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Margin of Safety (Revenue) = Actual or Forecasted Sales – Break-even Sales

This calculation shows the excess of actual or projected sales over the break-even sales.

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