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3. Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis

3. Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis. Hanif Kanjer Dean, Rustomjee Business School. Index. Contribution Margin Contribution margin per unit Contribution margin % Profit-Volume Graphs Break-even Analysis Margin of Safety Sensitivity Analysis Solved Examples. E.g. 3-20, Pg 112

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3. Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis

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  1. 3. Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis Hanif Kanjer Dean, Rustomjee Business School

  2. Index • Contribution Margin • Contribution margin per unit • Contribution margin % • Profit-Volume Graphs • Break-even Analysis • Margin of Safety • Sensitivity Analysis • Solved Examples

  3. E.g. 3-20, Pg 112 Contribution & Operating Income Break-even point in Revenues Break-even point in units The Doral Company manufactures and sells pens. Sales: 5,000,000 units @ $0.50per unit. Fixed costs $900,000/yr Variable costs are $0.30/yr

  4. E.g. 3-20, Pg 112

  5. E.g. 3-20, Pg 112

  6. Delicious Donuts - 1 E.g. 3-19, Page 112,

  7. E.g. 3-19, Page 112 Delicious Donuts - 2

  8. Break-even Point E.g. 3-21, Pg 112 Sanborn Motors is a small-car dealership.Sells a car for $29,000 per monthPurchases the car for $25,000 per monthPays $65,000 in rent & utilities, $75,000 for sales people’s salaries.Sales people are paid a commission of $600 per car they sell.Sanborn spends $12,000 each month for local advertising.Its tax rate is 25%Find the Break-even point

  9. Break-even Point and income taxes E.g. 3-21, Pg 112 To achieve a target monthly net income of $69,000, how many cars should be sold? Total Amount 1,027,000 302.06 935,000 92,000 23,000 69,000 302.06

  10. Break-even Analysis

  11. Break-even Graph

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