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1.3.2 Business revenues, costs and profits - Categories

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Examples of fixed costs
Examples of variable costs
Key business formulas
Break-even chart features
Effects of changes

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Point where lines cross
Higher fixed costs raise break-even output
Break-even = Fixed costs / (Price - Variable cost)
Lower selling price raises break-even output
Revenue = Price x Quantity
Interest = Amount borrowed x Interest rate
Total costs line
Profit or loss = Revenue - Total costs
Lower fixed costs lower break-even output
Profit and loss areas
Total revenue line
Business rates on a shop
Salaries of office staff
Fixed costs line
Wages of production staff
Packaging
Raw materials
Variable costs = Unit variable cost x Output
Higher selling price lowers break-even output
Margin of safety
Higher variable costs raise break-even output
Total costs = Fixed costs + Variable costs
Rent for a factory
Delivery charges
Insurance on buildings
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