Accountancy, asked by bhavikamaru, 2 months ago

1. A company makes and sells a single product. If the fixed cost incurred in making and selling
product increase :
a) The breakeven point will increase
(b) The breakeven point will decrease
(c) The breakeven point will remain the same
(d) Neither (a) nor (b) nor (c)
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Answered by ketankunal73
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Answer:

A break-even analysis is a financial tool which helps a company to determine the stage at which the company, or a new service or a product, will be profitable. In other words, it is a financial calculation for determining the number of products or services a company should sell or provide to cover its costs (particularly fixed costs).

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What is a Break-Even Analysis

Components of Break-Even Analysis

Calculation of Break-Even Analysis

Contribution Margin

When is Break-even analysis used

Breakeven analysis is useful for the following reasons:

Ways to monitor Break-even point

Benefits of Break-even analysis

Explanation:

Components of Break-Even Analysis

Fixed costs

Fixed costs are also called overhead costs. These overhead costs occur after the decision to start an economic activity is taken and these costs are directly related to the level of production, but not the quantity of production. Fixed costs include (but are not limited to) interest, taxes, salaries, rent, depreciation costs, labour costs, energy costs etc. These costs are fixed irrespective of the production. In case of no production also the costs must be incurred.

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Answered by Hansika4871
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"The breakeven point will increase." Thus, the answer to this question will be option A.

  • The breakeven point is the point when total revenue and total costs are equal.
  • It is called the point when a company breaks even and all the earnings after it will become profits. Thus, it is the point after which a company starts making a profit.
  • Fixed costs also called overhead costs are the costs that are unrelated to the number of goods or services produced by a company.
  • So, when the fixed costs of a company increase, the total costs of the company also increase.
  • Hence, when the fixed costs increase, the breakeven point of the company will increase. Since the total cost has also increased and the breakeven point is when total revenue = total costs.
  • Hence, the breakeven point will increase if the fixed cost incurred in making and selling a product increases.

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