A company sells a product for €28 per unit. The variable cost is €18 per unit and fixed costs are €10 000 per month. How many units Q must it sell per month to break even?
Break-even analysis worksheet with answers
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Answer key
- 1. Q = 1000 units
- 2. Π = 15000 €
- 3. Q = 4000 units
- 4. DOL = 3
- 5. Q = 800 units
- 6. Q = 6260 units
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