
(A)
Introduction:
Breakeven point means that sale profit equal to profit when there is no loss no profit condition has applied.
To choose:
Calculate breakeven point in pizzas per month.
(B)
Introduction:
Break-even analysis is an expected component of most business plans, especially soar start-up companies. Thus, analysis show how much revenue you need to cover both fixed and variable cost.
To choose:
1. entrepreneur.com/calculator/breakeven.html
(C)
Introduction:
Ifcompany increase the production of pizza then company increase the operating income and also increase the variable cost, but fixed cost will not increase.
To choose:
If company increase the production up to 2000 pizza then what is the operating income.
(D)
Introduction:
Company always want to increase the profit by taking any possible steps. Even company increase the production or decrease the sale price.
To choose:
What will be effect on the operating income if decrease the sale price
- If Selling price decrease by 10%.
- If selling price increase by $20, but sale will be decreased by 20%
- Higher pizza price cost increased up to $8. Then find the operating income, then production of pizza up to 2200.
- A more efficient pizza oven is available that would reduce the electricity used in each pizza. Variable costs would be reduced to $5 per pizza, then fixed cost will be increased $15000.
(E)
Introduction:
Dominic's want to increase the profit by taking any step. In this case company taken four step for increase the profit then company want to select the best option.
To choose:
Write a memo to Dominic's explaining the result of your analysis.

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