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Breakeven Point

The breakeven point is the level of sales or the level of volume at which revenue equals expenses. It is also calculated as the ratio of fixed costs to the contribution margin. Profit is zero at the breakeven point because the total of fixed and variable expenses exactly equals sales revenue. See also cost-volume-profit analysis and contribution margin and margin of safety.

Related Terms:

Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis [BAR]Contribution Margin [BAR]Margin of Safety [BAR]Back to Dictionary

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