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Company PVFV sells shoes at an average price of $100. The cost to produce each pair...

  1. Company PVFV sells shoes at an average price of $100. The cost to produce each pair of shoes is $40. The company has annual fixed costs of $40,000.

Four questions:

  1. What is the breakeven in terms of unit sales? Show calculations using 2 different methods.
  2. Include a written description of how the two methods approach the problem.
  3. What is the breakeven in terms of sales revenue?

Solutions

Expert Solution

a) Break Even- By formula Method
Break Even Units = Total fixed cost / contribution margin per unit
    =40000 / (100-40)
                                                                                        667 Units
Break Even- By Equation Method
Let the sales unit be x
Total sales - variable cost - fixed cost = 0
100 x - 40 x - 40000 = 0
Solve for x, we get
X = 667
Break even = 667 Units
b) Formula method is a short and easy to use and derived from the variaous components like sales, variable cost, contribution margin per unit.
However equation methos a long way to compute the break even, under this we need to assume the no. of units and equate it with zero, because at breakeven level profit is always 0
c) No. of units of sales unit * Sales price
   =667*100
66700 or 66667

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