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You just saved me from probably failing an exam. I wouldn't understand when my lecturer was explaining this to us, but you made it very simple to understand. Liked and subscribed!
Thank you, it "clicked" now and I understand the concept. This is taught in such a confusing way and no one is explaining that "Contribution" is essentially contributing the money you make to cover fixed costs before considering profit.
Wow! I’ve struggled with most of the concepts in the text book! These videos have really helped me understand things I feared I never would!! Thank you!
Contribution = SP-VC. BEP(units)=fc divide by C BEP(sales revenue) = bep(units)x SP. MOS= SU - BE. Profit = MOSxC. Profit if X =MOSxC. Profit/loss =Limit -BEPxC
i liked the very start especially. Of course , my instinctive answer was if ur selling price is greater than your cost then yes - you make a profit. So it was a bit of a slap in the face when you came back and said NO. And then explained that the difference was actually contributing towards paying off the fixed costs and only once that is achieved can you then enjoy the profit.
Hello, in regard to fixed costs, when it comes to calculating the breakeven point of a new product being added to an existing range of products, do I take into consideration only the new fixed costs that will arise as a result of adding the new product to the range? And should I take their annual value? Thanks
Really clear video! Helped a lot. Do you have a playlist of all the formulas you need to know for Unit 3 Personal and business finance? Or maybe a page on your website that has all the U3 formulas in one place?
Dear Friends, I want to confirm: If a company has passed the break-even point, why should we do variable costs minimums and maximum fixed costs then the profits will increase more?. Thank you.
Doesn’t making a profit and covering fixed costs depend on the variable costs so although a business needs contribution if it’s variable costs are too high to the point we’re it has no money left then it won’t even reach the contribution stage
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You just saved me from probably failing an exam. I wouldn't understand when my lecturer was explaining this to us, but you made it very simple to understand. Liked and subscribed!
it's 2022 and I have just found this video very helpful. Thanks a lot, you have clarified not so easy argument
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I didn't understand this in class today. Thank you,sir.
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Pleasure - glad you found the video helpful! Breakeven analuysis is a tough topic to understand
Thank you, it "clicked" now and I understand the concept. This is taught in such a confusing way and no one is explaining that "Contribution" is essentially contributing the money you make to cover fixed costs before considering profit.
Exactly! that's just what contribution is! The money you make that goes towards (contributes) covering your fixed costs.
U made it very simple n crisp ... was struggling to understand u made it so easy thank u
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Wow! I’ve struggled with most of the concepts in the text book! These videos have really helped me understand things I feared I never would!! Thank you!
God bless you. I have a better understanding of this for my forthcoming exam.
Contribution = SP-VC. BEP(units)=fc divide by C BEP(sales revenue) = bep(units)x SP. MOS= SU - BE. Profit = MOSxC. Profit if X =MOSxC. Profit/loss =Limit -BEPxC
Very simply and clearly explained.
Thank you soooooo much!! I have been struggling with this chapter!! It's so difficult
i liked the very start especially. Of course , my instinctive answer was if ur selling price is greater than your cost then yes - you make a profit. So it was a bit of a slap in the face when you came back and said NO. And then explained that the difference was actually contributing towards paying off the fixed costs and only once that is achieved can you then enjoy the profit.
Thank you so much ☺️ why my tutors can’t explain it this way is beyond me , you have saved me today , sir ! Thank you
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Now I understood why is contribution per unit constant,
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Refreshing and clear explanation.
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I’ve got a business test on finance tomorrow, will let you know how I get on!
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contribution per unit also works out the same if you do contribution divided by units sold, hence why its called contribution per unit
Hello, in regard to fixed costs, when it comes to calculating the breakeven point of a new product being added to an existing range of products, do I take into consideration only the new fixed costs that will arise as a result of adding the new product to the range? And should I take their annual value? Thanks
You do make 50 profit. It would be better explained by adding the fixed costs and then ask how much profit you get after selling the hoverboard.
Extremely helpful! Thank you
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Thank you a lot! May I ask, why is it fixed costs and not total costs?
Really useful video, ty!
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This was really heplful.Sir would you be kind enough to differentiate between the fixed and variable costs of a business. Thanks
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Really clear video! Helped a lot. Do you have a playlist of all the formulas you need to know for Unit 3 Personal and business finance? Or maybe a page on your website that has all the U3 formulas in one place?
I'm sure we could put that together - leave it with me
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Dear Friends,
I want to confirm:
If a company has passed the break-even point, why should we do variable costs minimums and maximum fixed costs then the profits will increase more?. Thank you.
Thank you :)
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where do you find the amount of units being sold?
Doesn’t making a profit and covering fixed costs depend on the variable costs so although a business needs contribution if it’s variable costs are too high to the point we’re it has no money left then it won’t even reach the contribution stage
Hi sir why is fixed cost £40000 ?
Hello! Can this also be applied to sale of services? Thanks in advance.
Yes, absolutely
this for edexcel right?
all exam boards
who the fucc says less
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