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Average rate of return (ARR) - calculates the average annual profit of an investment project, expressed as a percentage of the initial sum of money invested. Total net cash flow — investment = project lifetime 'profit' 'Profit'/number of years life of project to calculate average annual return (in £'s) Use answer to number 2 to carry out the sum Average annual return / initial investment × 100 Break-even Output - = Fixed Cost / Contribution per Unit


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