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BREAK-EVEN ANALYSIS
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Characteristics of Break-Even Point
The losses cease to occur while profits
have not yet begun.
It suggests the BEP level (profit or loss).
It indicates the minimum level of production/sales.
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Basic Assumptions
It assumes that cost can be classified into fixed
and variable costs.
Sale price of the product is constant.
It assumes constant rate of increase in
variable cost.
No improvement in technology and labor
efficiency.
Changes in input prices.
The production and sales are synchronized.
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Uses of Break-Even PointHelpful in deciding the minimum quantity of
sales
Helpful in the determination of
tender price
Helpful in examining effects upon
organization’s profitability
Helpful in deciding about the substitution
of new plants
Helpful in sales price and quantity
Helpful in determining marginal
cost
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Advantages of Break-Even Analysis
Explains the relationship
between cost, production, volume
and returns.
Shows the effect of profit levels.
Useful when used with partial budgeting.
It helps to prevent losses.
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Limitations of Break-Even AnalysisIt is only a supply side (i.e. costs only).
Fixed costs (FC) are constant.
Average variable costs are constant per unit of output.
The quantity of goods produced = quantity of goods sold.
Profit are the function of output alone.