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Chapter 18, Problem 8ALR
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To discuss: The advantages of changed break-even analysis over the basic breakeven formula.
Break-even point is where the firm earns no profit and no gains.
Break even analysis is used to determine the amount the product should be sold at a price to earn the sufficient revenue to cover the fixed and variable costs.
Formula to calculate the breakeven point:
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