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Costs, Revenue and Profit Total Revenue = Price x Quantity Sold Total Cost = Fixed Cost + Total Variable Cost Profit = Total Revenue – Total Cost

Cash-flow Net Cash Flow = Receipts – Payments Closing Balance = Opening Balance + Net Cash Flow Opening Balance = Closing Balance of previous period

International Trade The exchange rate is the amount of currency which £1 will buy. Amount in foreign currency = Amount in £ x Exchange rate Amount in £ = Amount in foreign currency ÷ Exchange rate

Cost Effective Operations and Competitiveness Labour Productivity = Total Output ÷ Number of Workers

Break-even Contribution = Price – Variable Cost Breakeven Quantity = Fixed Cost ÷ Contribution Margin of Safety = Quantity Sold* – Breakeven Quantity (* = quantity sold above the break-even point)

Remuneration Wages = Hours Worked x Hourly Rate Overtime = Hours Worked x Overtime rate Commission = Sales x Commission rate ÷ 100