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  • Mar 31, 2007, 09:49 AM
    crofire2
    C-V-P Analysis
    If I have the average cost of an item, the average price of an item, the selling expense of the item, the building rent for the company and a fixed salary for the employee, how can I find out how many of the item I would need to sell in order to break even? I also need to figure out how many items I will need to sell to generate a profit of $1,000 per months?


    Thanks for any help
  • Mar 31, 2007, 02:41 PM
    CaptainForest
    Average Price of Item
    Average Cost of Item
    Selling Expense of Item
    Fixed Costs: Building Rent, Fixed Salary

    Break even unit?
    Break even to earn profit of $1,000?

    Let's say we sell our product for $100. It costs us $20 to make it with a $5 selling expense. Building rent is $1,200 per month and fixed salary is $3,000 per month.

    Selling 100x
    Less Variable Cost (20+5) 25x
    Contribution Margin (100-25) 75x
    Less Fixed Costs (1,200+3,000) 4,200
    Net Income = 0

    Therefore, the break even point per month for a 0 Net Income is:
    75x – 4,200 = 0
    75x = 4,200
    x = 56 units


    For a profit of $1,000 per month?
    Contribution Margin (100-25) 75x
    Less Fixed Costs (1,200+3,000) 4,200
    Net Income = 1,000

    75x – 4,200 = 1,000
    75x = 5,200
    x = 69.3 (therefore, 70)

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