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1 Break-even analysis (CVP analysis ) Chapter 5 2 Introduction Cost-volume-profit (CVP) analysis looks at how profit changes when there are changes in variable costs, sales price, fixed costs and quantity. It is a good example of what if? analysis and it in particular looks at sales minus variable costs which is known as contribution. It allows management to understand the level of sales needed to cover all costs of a project and what level of sales is needed start making profits. To break even would mean an organisation would be earning no profit and no loss. Sales revenue = All variable and fixed cost Main assumptions in this model are that selling price, fixed costs and variable costs are constant.
2 5.1 Introduction Cost-volume-profit (CVP) analysis looks at how profit changes when there are changes in variable costs, sales price, fixed costs and quantity. It is a good example of ˝what if? ˛ analysis and it in particular looks at sales minus variable
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