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GCSE Unit 3 S3

Edexcel GCSE Business Unit 3 Section 3

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What is the formula for breakeven? Breakeven point is: FIXED COSTS divided by (SELLING PRICE PER UNIT – VARIABLE COST PER UNIT) It is measured in UNITS
Why is breakeven analysis useful to a business such as Evans Cycles? (3) Evans can use breakeven to see how many bicycles they need to sell each month before they make a profit. This means they have a basic target to achieve each month. Achieving this target results in the business survival.
What is the margin of safety? What does it show? The margin of safety is the difference between the actual level of output and the breakeven level. It shows by how many units sales can fall before a loss is made
What is contribution? What does it show? Contribution = Price per unit – variable costs per unit It shows how much each sale contributes towards covering the total fixed costs
What is the difference between fixed costs and variable costs? Fixed costs do not change with the level of output whereas variable costs increase directly with more output Fixed costs include: Rent, Salaries, Heating Variable costs include: Raw Materials, Piece rate wages
How can a business such as Nando’s improve their cash flow position? Short Term : Increase sales of chicken, reduce the amount of frozen food purchased to store, delay paying food suppliers, etc. Long term: Sell unneeded equipment such as unused fryers, arrange a bank loan, issue new shares
How could Nando’s improve profit by reducing costs? • Buy lower cost chicken • Pay restaurant staff less • Spend less on marketing their restaurants
How could Nando’s improving revenue? • Improve marketing of restaurants* • Improve the food quality to be able to charge more* • Change restaurant prices (depends on price sensitivity) *The costs of improvement must be outweighed by the extra added value which increases revenue
What are examples of internal and external sources of finance for large businesses? Internal -Retained Profit -Asset Sales External -Share capital/Share Issues -Mortgage -Bank Loan -Bonds -Trade Credit External -Share capital/Share Issues -Mortgage -Bank Loan -Bonds -Trade Credit
What does the choice of finance depend on? The choice depends on -What the finance is needed for -The cost of finance e.g. interest, dividends -The negotiating power of the business
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