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Response To Volume Fixed Variable: 1. Volume 'V' Control 'V' Costs

CVP (Cost Volume Profit) analysis, also known as breakeven analysis, is a quantitative model used to set targets for revenue and occupancy to reach desired profit levels. It is useful for determining the breakeven point, where total sales revenue equals total costs, as well as contribution margin, which is the amount each sale contributes to covering fixed costs and generating profit. While CVP analysis provides a basic framework, it has limitations such as assuming fixed costs remain fixed and costs change linearly with volume.

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Response To Volume Fixed Variable: 1. Volume 'V' Control 'V' Costs

CVP (Cost Volume Profit) analysis, also known as breakeven analysis, is a quantitative model used to set targets for revenue and occupancy to reach desired profit levels. It is useful for determining the breakeven point, where total sales revenue equals total costs, as well as contribution margin, which is the amount each sale contributes to covering fixed costs and generating profit. While CVP analysis provides a basic framework, it has limitations such as assuming fixed costs remain fixed and costs change linearly with volume.

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CVP

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1. Volume 'v' Control 'v' Costs

RESPONSE TO VOLUME

FIXED VARIABLE
I Salaries II Utilities
Marketing (F) Food Costs
Professional Fees Bev. Costs
Repair & Mainten.(F) Wages & Benefits
Commissions
Supplies/Laundry

III Rent IV Management Fee


Insurances Franchise Fee
Depreciation Income Tax
Interest

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CVP = Cost Volume Profit Analysis
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Definition:

A quantitative model that sets targets for revenue


and occupancy to reach desired profit levels.

ALSO known as BREAKEVEN Analysis

Useful Terms:

1. Breakeven = Fixed Costs + Variable Costs

Where total sales revenue = total costs

2. Contribution Margin =
Selling Price - Variable Costs

=contribution to profit and fixed costs

3. CMR = Contribution Margin Ratio (%)

CM divided by selling price = % of sales revenue that


contributes to fixed costs and/or profit

4. Safety Margin =

Access of sales/revenues over the BE to gain a profit.

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CVP = Breakeven Analysis

Definition

Breakeven:

Net Income =

Selling Price - Variable - Fixed


Costs Costs

In other words,

Costs = Income

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CVP Analysis - Limitations

• Fixed Costs remain fixed

• Variable costs fluctuate in a linear fashion

• Revenue is directly proportional to volume

• Mixed costs are properly divided into fixed


and variable elements

• All cost are assigned to individual


departments

• CVP Model considers only quantitative


factors

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