Break-Even Analysis Explained
Break-even analysis allows you to understand at what point your sales will cover your costs. This point is known as your break-even point (BEP).
In this video, we'll show you the logic behind break-even analysis, and look at an example of how a new business might use it for scenario planning around profitability and price setting.
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What are the three approaches of break even analysis
how will the break even analysis help me decide whether to expand my business or not ?
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Rent is a function of time. If a factory capacity is 100 units per month and BEP is 1000, then we need to account for 10 months' rent. Whereas if the BEP is 1200, we will need to account for 12 months rent. How do we account for this?
Is telephone a fixed or variable cost