Excel What If Analysis
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Business Finance
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10-2b Exploring the Break-Even Point
The point where total revenue equals total expenses is called the break-even pointbreak-even pointThe point where total revenue equals total expenses. break-even point The point where total revenue equals total expenses. . For this reason, CVP analysis is sometimes called break-even analysisbreak-even analysisAnother term for CVP analysis. break-even analysis Another term for CVP analysis. . The more mowers that Coltivare Tool sells above the break-even point, the greater its profit. Conversely, when sales levels fall below the break-even point, the company loses money.
You can illustrate the break-even point by graphing revenue and total expenses against sales volume. The break-even point occurs where the two lines cross. This type of chart is called a cost-volume-profit (CVP) chartcost-volume-profit (CVP) chartA branch of financial analysis that studies the relationship between expenses, sales volume, and profitability. cost-volume-profit (CVP) chart A branch of financial analysis that studies the relationship between expenses, sales volume, and profitability. . As shown in Figure 10-4, a CVP chart shows the relationship between total expenses and total revenue.