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CIMA BA2 Breakeven analysis

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  1. Avataryemisiewunuga says

    February 1, 2020 at 12:59 pm

    In his own formulated example..How is the contribution $2000 when it wasn’t given? He only stated that fixed cost is $2000

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    • AvatarKim Smith says

      February 2, 2020 at 9:01 am

      To give it its full title “contribution” is “contribution to fixed costs and profit”.
      In other words, the excess of revenue over variable costs first goes towards covering the fixed costs – at the point at which this excess = fixed costs is the point of breakeven – and, thereafter, any further excess will be profit.

      The foundation of breakeven analysis is that:
      Sales revenue – variable costs (i.e. Contribution) = Fixed costs at the point of breakeven

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