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Breakeven

What is Breakeven Analysis? The breakeven point for a firm is when total costs equals total revenue. Expenditure and income are the same and the firm makes neither a profit or a loss.

If the firm can sell at production levels above this point, it will be making a profit. If sales fall below this point, it will be making a loss. Establishing the breakeven point helps a firm to plan the levels of production it needs to be profitable.

Before you can calculate the breakeven point, you need to identify the following: Fixed Costs do not change however many goods are produced. They include rent and insurance. Variable Costs These costs increase in direct proportion to the number of units produced and include raw materials and wages. Total Costs The firm's variable costs are added to the fixed costs and these make the total costs. Sales Output how many units are to be produced? Sales Price You need to know the selling price of the units.

The Fixed Cost Line You first construct a chart with output (units) on the horizontal (x) axis, and costs and revenue on the vertical (y) axis. On to this, you plot a horizontal fixed costs line (it is horizontal because fixed costs don't change with output).

The Total Cost Line Then you plot a variable cost line from this point, which will, in effect, be the total costs line. This is because the fixed cost added to the variable cost gives the total cost.

sales price x number of units (output) The Total Revenue Line sales price x number of units (output) Where the total revenue line crosses the total costs line is the breakeven point (i.e. costs and revenue are the same). Everything below this point is produced at a loss, and everything above it is produced at a profit.

Reading the chart If you read downwards, it tells you how many units you need to produce and sell at this price to breakeven If you read across, it tells you how much money you must spend before you recover your outlay

Fixed Cost/(Sales Price - Variable Cost) Calculating in units Learn this equation Breakeven point in units = Fixed Cost/(Sales Price - Variable Cost)

Breakeven analysis is a favourite exam topic Breakeven analysis is a favourite exam topic. In an exam, you could be asked to interpret the data or complete a breakeven chart. There are usually a large number of marks allocated for this question.

Where Breakeven in concerned practice makes perfect