Finance, anyone? (3 Viewers)

[Azzurri7]

Anyone familiar with Corporate Finance or has studied/is studying Finance?

If so, please let me know got a problem that I can't solve for like an hour 30min and will appreciate a hand.

 

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[Dostoevsky]

Oh well I can give you a hand...

 

[Nicholas]

He asked a hand in finance not masturbating

 

[Azzurri7]

Oh well I can give you a hand...

Thanks..

A company has increased it's fixed cost from 100.000 Euro to 120.000 Euro and kept the percentage of variable cost in sales at 60%. What will be the change (increase/decrease) if company's sales at breakeven point as a result of these actions of company's management? If you had to recommend one way to decrease the company's sales at breakeven point what will be your choice? Motivate you answer!

 

[Dostoevsky]

I'll try...seems that I know what you talk about, it's just that I hate explaining it on English.

 

[IrishZebra]

Thanks..

A company has increased it's fixed cost from 100.000 Euro to 120.000 Euro and kept the percentage of variable cost in sales at 60%. What will be the change (increase/decrease) if company's sales at breakeven point as a result of these actions of company's management? If you had to recommend one way to decrease the company's sales at breakeven point what will be your choice? Motivate you answer!

How can you analyse a break even point without sales or Cost Per Unit?

 

[Dostoevsky]

Thanks..

A company has increased it's fixed cost from 100.000 Euro to 120.000 Euro and kept the percentage of variable cost in sales at 60%. What will be the change (increase/decrease) if company's sales at breakeven point as a result of these actions of company's management? If you had to recommend one way to decrease the company's sales at breakeven point what will be your choice? Motivate you answer!

Break-even point=fixed cost /sales price - variabile costs per unit

Increase of 20% of sales.

 

[Christina]

I used to be able to know how to do this, until I dropped accounting.

 

[Dostoevsky]

Too big for me. I guess you'll have to wait for Andy or someone.

 

[IrishZebra]

If you had to recommend one way to decrease the company's sales at breakeven point what will be your choice?

Stop selling stock.

 

[Buck Fuddy]

Break-even point=fixed cost /sales price - variabile costs per unit

Increase of 20% of sales.

That's what I got as well. But I probably over simplified things

100.000 = 40% => 60% variable = 150.000 => Total : 250.000
120.000 = 40% => 60% variable = 180.000 => Total : 300.000

=> increase 20%

 

[Dostoevsky]

Thanks..

A company has increased it's fixed cost from 100.000 Euro to 120.000 Euro and kept the percentage of variable cost in sales at 60%. What will be the change (increase/decrease) if company's sales at breakeven point as a result of these actions of company's management? If you had to recommend one way to decrease the company's sales at breakeven point what will be your choice? Motivate you answer!

Lower variable costs I guess. Or making more products at the same variable rate as you have at the moment.

 

[Dostoevsky]

That's what I got as well. But I probably over simplified things

100.000 = 40% => 60% variable = 150.000 => Total : 250.000
120.000 = 40% => 60% variable = 180.000 => Total : 300.000

=> increase 20%

 

[V]

Get the fuck out.

Nerds.

 

[Buck Fuddy]

Lower variable costs I guess. Or making more products at the same variable rate as you have at the moment.

Making more products usually increases your variable cost (the actual cost, not the rate or percentage).

How about increasing your product price (if your variable costs can not be decreased that is)?


Man, it sure has been a while since school...

 

[Dostoevsky]

Making more products usually increases your variable cost (the actual cost, not the rate or percentage).

How about increasing your product price (if your variable costs can not be decreased that is)?

That was the key word.

It doesn't have to increase.

Breakeven point would move higher.

 

[Alen]

Break-even point=fixed cost /sales price - variabile costs per unit

Increase of 20% of sales.

Lower variable costs I guess. Or making more products at the same variable rate as you have at the moment.

WTF??

What did they do to you at the Uni?

 

[Dostoevsky]

Making more products usually increases your variable cost (the actual cost, not the rate or percentage).

How about increasing your product price (if your variable costs can not be decreased that is)?

Man, it sure has been a while since school...

And IF that happens and breakeven point does not move that would mean the increase of fixed cost.

 

[V]

WTF??

What did they do to you at the Uni?

Right? I couldn't believe it myself, like he's another person.

Dule, go back, do a thousand crunches, post a pic of your abs so I can restore my image of you.

 

[Dostoevsky]

WTF??

What did they do to you at the Uni?

lol, nothing