Sales
to Break-even (or Breakeven) Point = sales / break-even
point
This
ratio reflects the extent to which profits are not
vulnerable to a decline in sales.
A sales
to breakeven point ratio
near 1:0 (100%) means that the company is quite
vulnerable to economic declines.
A ratio
below 1:1 (100%) indicates that the company's sales are
inadequate to cover fixed costs.
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point calculation and sales to break-even point
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