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All u need for the exam in June. Includes: - theories/ definitions from textbooks - explained solutions for past papers (2007 onwards)

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A. CALCULATION:
1. Net profit = total revenue – total costs / Gross profit = total revenue – variable costs
2. Contribution = selling price per unit – variable cost per unit
= sales revenue – variable costs
Contribution – fixed costs = profit
fixed costs of the business fixed costs of the business
3. Break even output = contribution per unit = selling price per unit - variable cost per unit

Break-even <=> revenue = total costs
gross profit
4. Gross profit margin (%) = sales revenue x 100

net profit
Net profit margin (%) = sales revenue x 100

number of leavers per year
5. Labour turnover = average number of employees per year

total output in a given time period
Output per employee / labour productivity = total number of employees
total labour costs
Labour cost per unit of output = total output in a certain time period

total value of output
Productivity = total number of hours worked

average number of staff absent on one day
6. Absenteeism = total number of staff x 100

current output
7. Capacity utilisation = maximum output x 100

total costs
Unit cost = output

(bigger quantity - smaller quantity) : old quantity x 100%
8. Price elasticity of demand = (greater price - smaller price) : old price x 100%
% change in quantity demand
= % change in price ( <1 – inelastic , >1 – elastic )



net profit
9. Return on capital = capital x 100
revenue
10. Market size = market share (%)

11. Variance = actual figure – budgeted figure
Varian <0 => adverse
Varian >0 => favourable

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Straight As Student's REVISION NOTES FOR EXAMS

These are the revision notes I prepared for exams since Sixth Form. They are most selective only information that you need in order to get straight As in A-levels and graduated with a Distinction Bachelor Degree. A-levels: (AQA) ACCN, BUSS, Maths, Further Maths, Econs Undergraduate: BSc Accounting &amp; Finance - University of Bath Postgraduate: MBA at Imperial College London

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