Breakeven Analysis Breakeven analysis involves determination of the value of a variable that renders the decision between two alternatives indifferent.

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Breakeven Analysis Breakeven analysis involves determination of the value of a variable that renders the decision between two alternatives indifferent Economic equations usually written in terms of AW Example: A contractor is considering whether he should buy or rent another bulldozer. The one he is considering will cost $50,000 with a maintenance cost of $15,000/yr and an operating cost of $40 per day. Its salvage value will be $22,000 if sold after the 5 year study period. If rented on a daily basis, the cost will be $250 per day. At an interest rate of 10%/yr, determine the number of days per year the equipment must be needed for breakeven. Solution: -250x = -50,000(A/P,10%,5) – 15,000 + 22,000(A/F,10%,5) – 40x -210x = -24,586 x = 117 days / yr