Break Even Chart - Model 2
Break Even Chart - Model 2
This article is part of a tutorial.
Tutorial Index page - Break Even Chart Models
A concise bullet-point explanation of the Break Even Chart Model -2.
- On the vertical axis - Total revenues and total costs are measured, with unit sales measured.
- On the horizontal axis - Separate lines are drawn for total variable costs, total costs, and total revenues.
- The variable cost line is plotted first and then fixed cost line over the variable cost line.
- The latter line is the total cost line because it is drawn over the variable cost line and represents the total cost (variable and fixed) at various levels of output.
- The vertical distance between the total revenue and the total cost lines depicts the amount of profit or loss at a given volume.
- Losses occur when total revenues are less than total costs. Profits occur when total revenues exceed total costs.
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