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Profit
Sales Revenue – Resource Costs
Profit Margin
Profit ÷ Sales Revenue
ROA
EBIT ÷ Total Assets
ROE
Net Profit ÷ Shareholder Equity
COGS
Beginning Inventory + Purchases – Ending Inventory
Depreciation (SL)
Asset Cost ÷ Useful Life
Contribution Margin %
(Sales – Variable Costs) ÷ Sales
Contribution Pricing
Variable Cost ÷ (1 – Target Margin)
Payback Period
Investment ÷ Annual Benefit
EBIT
Revenue – (Materials + Labor + Salaries + Rent + Depreciation)
Break-Even Units
Fixed Costs ÷ (Sales Price – Variable Cost)
Gross Profit Margin
(Revenue – Variable Costs) ÷ Revenue
Contribution per Unit
Sales Price – Variable Cost
Assets
Liabilities + Equity
Inventory Adjustment
Closing Inventory – Opening Inventory
Depreciation (Monthly)
Annual Depreciation ÷ 12
Cost Impact of Pivot
Old Cost – New Cost
Runway Extension
Savings ÷ Monthly Burn Rate
ROI
(Gain from Investment – Cost of Investment) ÷ Cost of Investment
Space Efficiency
(Parts stored ÷ Floor area used)
Operator Footsteps Reduction
Old distance – New distance
Equity Ratio
Shareholder Equity ÷ Total Assets
Current Ratio
Current Assets ÷ (Payables + Short-term Loans)
Quick Ratio
(Current Assets – Inventory) ÷ (Payables + Short-term Loans)
Material OBR
Indirect Material Costs ÷ Direct Material Costs
Manufacturing OBR
Indirect Manufacturing Costs ÷ Direct Manufacturing Costs
SG&A OBR
SG&A Costs ÷ Total Factory Costs
Factory Price
Direct Costs + Allocated Indirect Costs
Sales Price
Total Cost ÷ (1 – Profit Margin)
Contribution Costing Price
Direct Costs ÷ (1 – Contribution Margin)
Payback Period (Acquisition)
Acquisition Price ÷ Annual Profit
Profit Impact of Discount
If Profit Margin10%, a 5% discount reduces profit by ~50%
Diffusion Curve
Adoption % over time → S-shaped curve