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A break even selling price analysis helps a seller clearly understand one of two things:
(1) If demand is known or estimated, the lowest price at which they can sell their product and come out without a profit or a loss
(2) If price is known or estimated, the minimum number of items that must be sold at that price to come out without a profit or loss
For example (demand known), let's say that:
* Your fixed costs are $500
* The expected demand is 50 items
* Your cost per good sold is $10 per item
So, break even price can be computed with the following formula:
P = CPGS + FC/D
where
P = price
COGS = cost per good sold
FC = fixed costs
D = demand
P = $10 + ($500 / 50) = $10 + $10 = $20 price per item
In the alternative example (price known), let's say that:
* Your fixed costs are $750
* The cost per good sold is $20
* The price of the product is $25
So, break even demand can be computed with the following formula:
D = FC / (P - CPGS)
D = $750 / ($25 - $20) = $750 / $5 = 150 items must be sold
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How do you calculate breakeven analysis?
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selling price to whole seller.
How break even analysis can support a negotiation?
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How do you work out break even point?
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Using above data ; Determine the break-even?
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What is the meaning of exfactory price?
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Define cost price and selling price?
define cost and selling price
If selling price is S and product price is P then what will be the profit?
Selling price is somethng on which the profit depends so its Selling price - Product price = profit
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That the selling price is 5% or 1/20 more than the cost.
How do you find the percent of markup?
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