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05 · Pricing and unit profitability · ITERAQ

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05 · Pricing and unit profitability

Calculate how much each sale contributes to fixed expenses.

Put it into practice

  1. List the variable cost of each sale
  2. Calculate contribution at different prices
  3. Compare break-even volume with realistic capacity

Further reading: Investor.gov · Kâr tanımı ↗

Distinguish margin from markup

Illustrative unit cost is 60 and selling price is 100. Contribution before fixed costs is 40. Margin is 40 ÷ 100 = 40%; markup is 40 ÷ 60 = 66.7%. A 40% markup on 60 gives a price of 84, not 100.

Your worksheet

Price; variable cost; payment fees; returns allowance; contribution; fixed costs.

Check your work

Include your own labour where relevant. A positive unit contribution does not prove the whole business is profitable.

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