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After-Tax Net Income
An organizations net income after its income-tax expense is subtracted
Before-Tax Income
An organization's income before its income tax expense is subtracted
break-even point
The volume of activity at which an organization's revenues and expenses are equal. May be measured either in units or sales dollars
contribution income statement
An income statement on which fixed and variable expenses are separated
contribution-margin ratio
The unit contribution margin divided by the sales price per unit. Also may be expressed in percentage form; then it is called the contribution-margin percentage.
cost structure
the relative proportions of an organization's fixed and variable costs
cost-volume profit analysis (CVP)
a study of the relationships between sales volume, expense, revenue, and profit
cost-volume profit graph (CVP)
a graphical expression of the relationships between sales volume, expenses, revenue, and profit
operating leverage
the extent to which an organization uses fixed costs in its cost structure. The greater the proportion of fixed costs, the greater the operating leverage.
Operating leverage factor
a measure of operating leverage at aparticular sales volume. computed by dividing an organization's total contribution margin by its net income
profit-volume graph
a graphical expression of the relationship between profit and sales volume
safety margin
Difference betweeen budgeted sales revenue and break-even sales revenue
sales mix
relative proportion of sales of each of an organization's multiple products
sensitivity analysis
a teechnique fordetermining what would happen in a decision analysis if a key prediction or assumption proves to be wrong
target net profit (or net income)
The profit level set as management's objective
total contribution margin
the sales revenue less total variable expenses
unit contribution margin
sales price minus the unit variable cost
weighted-average unit contribution margin
average of a firm's several products' unit contribution margins, weighted by the relative sales proportion of each product