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What is total contribution?
Contribution per unit × number of units sold
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Which costs stay the same even if output changes?
Commission
Variable costs
Fixed costs
Labour costs
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What is an advantage of budgeting?
Increases revenue
Helps control spending
Stops competition
Guarantees profit
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A cash flow forecast is used to...
Predict future cash inflows and outflows
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What happens if selling price increases (all other things stay the same)?
Break-even output falls
Variable costs rise
Fixed costs increase
Break-even output rises
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What is contribution per unit?
Selling price - variable cost per unit
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Which costs change with output?
Variable costs
Overheads
Depreciation
Fixed costs
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What is the formula for break-even output?
Fixed costs ÷ contribution per unit
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Cash flow shows...
The movement of money in and out of a business
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What is a variance in budgeting?
The difference between the budgeted and actual figures
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Variable costs include...
Wages for production workers
Salaries for managers
Insurance
Rent
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What is a weakness of budgeting?
Budgets may be unrealistic
Budgets reduce profit
Budgets increase costs
Budgets guarantee success
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A fixed cost example is...
Raw materials
Rent
Delivery costs
Packaging
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Break-even is when...
Total revenue = total costs
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When a business is at break-even
Zero
what is the profit?
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What could cause break-even output to rise?
Increase in fixed costs
Increase in variable costs
All of the above
Decrease in selling price
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What is the first step when calculating break-even?
Find margin of safety
Find total revenue
Find profit margin
Find contribution per unit
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A margin of safety shows...
How much output is above the break-even point
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What is a budget?
A plan of expected income and spending for a period of time
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