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A sales goal assigned to a sales person for a specified period of time is a:

Sales quota

The point at which the income from product sales equals the cost of making and distributing the product is:

Break even

Placing a product in a certain market to get desired customer response is:

Product position

The financial statement that shows the movement of money in and out of the business is the:

Cash flow

A statement showing how and when the debt of a business will be paid is a/n:

Repayment Plan

Total fixed costs per unit are $4.50, selling price per unit is $10.00 and variable costs per unit are $1.00. The manufacturer plans to produce 5,000 units. What is the break-even point?

2500 units

A company had gross sales of $109,000 and a net profit of $27,000. What is the sales ratio?

25%

When the price of airline tickets decreases, there is an increase in travel. This trend can assist the airline in forecasting future ticket sales. This is:

Economic Outlook

Dillard's is projecting a 52% increase in sales during the month of December. This is a:

Sales Forecast

A Rolex is considered an expensive watch for the wealthy. A Timex is considered an inexpensive watch for the thrifty. These images illustrate successful:

Product Positioning

. Total current assets for Howard’s Hotdogs are $75,000. Total current liabilities are $32,000. What is the current ratio of assets to liabilities?

$2.34 of current assets for every $1 of current liabilities

XYZ DECA chapter sold $5,800 worth of candy last year. A 9% increase in sales is projected for this year based on increased chapter membership and new candy varieties. XYZ DECA is projecting sales for this year to be:

$6,322

Latoya’s total sales for this week were $1,239. Latoya’s manager set her quota for this week 5% higher. How much more will Latoya have to sell to meet her sales quota?

$61.95

Which is NOT a financial tool that utilizes sales projections?

Balance Sheet

David borrowed $180,000 from his bank to start his dry cleaning business. His repayment plan requires payments of $1,500 a month. How long will it take David to pay back his loan?

10 years